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CHAPTER XII -The man Between
In "The Man Between," the narrative contrasts profound emotional experiences with vibrant social scenes, capturing the characters' journey through grief, reunions, and the re-establishment of their lives in New York. The story unfolds with the character reflecting on her escape from an unhappy marriage by symbolically giving her wedding ring to her deceased child, affirming her independence and closure from her past. This act of liberation sets a poignant tone, juxtaposing personal loss with the pursuit of…-
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CHAPTER XI -The man Between
Europe, I shall come to America. If he comes to America, I shall go to Europe. I have taken an oath he shall never set eyes on his son, and I will keep my word." Ethel listened, awe-struck at the transformation in the once gentle, childlike Dora. The spirit of just retribution seemed to have waked in her, armed with a purpose implacable and torturing. Ethel understood the instinctive longing and demand of the English father for his male heir, and the extreme to which Dora pushed her revenge was both…-
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CHAPTER X -The man Between
In "The Man Between," Chapter X, the narrative continues with Ethel and Tyrrel's deepening relationship through correspondence after Ethel’s husband, Colonel Rawdon's deteriorating health complicates their lives. As Tyrrel remains unable to leave Colonel Rawdon in his final hours, Ethel finds solace and closeness in their exchange of letters, illustrating the strength and intimacy of their bond despite physical separation. This detail underscores the narrative's examination of love's endurance and…-
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CHAPTER VIII -The man Between
In Chapter VIII of "The Man Between," Ethel Rawdon visits Dora Stanhope at the Savoy in London, discovering that Dora is struggling with loneliness and the dullness of marriage life. Contrarily, Ethel reveals she is in London primarily for shopping, dismissing Dora's expectation of her visit being solely in response to Dora's letter. Dora, who appears envious of Ethel's apparent happiness, discusses her disinterest in her husband Basil's philanthropic activities and her own boredom with the societal…-
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CHAPTER VI -The man Between
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CHAPTER V -The man Between
In this chapter of "The Man Between," Ethel sets off to visit her grandmother after making arrangements for her carriage to pick her up later. Her radiant mood brings warmth to their meeting, and their conversation moves to reflect on recent social events, specifically a dinner at the Dennings’. Through Madam, Ethel's grandmother, the narrative conveys strong opinions on social customs, the attire of clergymen, and the suitability of marriage matches, notably discussing Ethel's cousin Fred's sudden…-
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CHAPTER IV -The man Between
Chapter IV of "The Man Between" delves into the aftermath of a socially engaging evening, focusing on the conversations and internal reflections that occurred amongst the attendees. Ethel, wrapped in comfort and informality, seeks her Aunt Ruth's perspective on the night, sparking a dialogue that unravels the intricate web of social and personal relationships within their circle. A noteworthy figure introduced is Mr. Marriot, a banker and new societal addition, whose gold-centric view of the world…-
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CHAPTER III -The man Between
Chapter III of "The Man Between" reveals Frederick Mostyn's enchantment with New York City, a place vastly different from his Yorkshire home. His every day is filled with new experiences, from the thrill of exploring the city's skyscrapers to delving into its history, such as the duel site of Burr and Hamilton. Despite his fascination with the city, Mostyn does not neglect his social introductions, quickly becoming a regular presence in the Rawdon households, where he develops a fondness for Ethel Rawdon…-
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CHAPTER II -The man Between
In Chapter II of "The Man Between," the narrative unfolds around a dinner at the Rawdon residence, presided over by Judge Rawdon. The atmosphere is initially tinged with anticipation, stemming from the judge's peculiar demeanor which suggests he harbors a secret or significant news. This secret pertains to the imminent arrival of Frederick Mostyn, a relative from the Judge’s maternal side, the Mostyns, which brings about mixed feelings among the residents. The chapter elaborates on the Rawdon family's…-
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CHAPTER I -The man Between
In the first chapter of "The Man Between," we're introduced to Ethel Rawdon, a nineteen-year-old girl living in New York City in January 1900. On a Saturday night, after returning from an uneventful party, Ethel reflects on the simplicity and beauty of her life so far. She converses with herself, undressing at a leisurely pace, enjoying her solitude, and then noticing two letters, one of which urgently summons her to her friend Dora Denning. Despite her initial reluctance due to it being Sunday—a day…-
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