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The Argosy

· Founded 1865

# Catalog Note: The Argosy, Volume XXXVI (July-December 1883)

This issue of The Argosy, edited by Mrs. Henry Wood, contains serialized fiction and shorter pieces. The primary serial is "Winifred Power" by Joyce Darrell, illustrated by M. Ellen Edwards, tracking the marriage of Sir John Hatherley to the former governess Gertrude Dallas. The narrative examines the scandal her engagement provokes among local society at Elmsleigh, particularly through the resistance of Mrs. Hatherley and her daughter Flossie. Chapters follow Gertrude's manipulation of family dynamics, Mrs. Hatherley's failed attempts to discredit her, and Sir John's sudden illness. A second serial, "Mrs. Carr's Companion" by Mary Grace Wightwick, appears alongside Charles W. Wood's "The Cruise of the Reserve Squadron," illustrated throughout. The volume also includes numerous short stories, poems, and miscellaneous pieces by various contributors, covering romantic, domestic, and adventure themes typical of Victorian periodical fiction.

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