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The Argosy, Vol. 6
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The Argosy, Vol. 6

· 1868

This magazine issue features the serialized novel Anne Hereford by the author of East Lynne, presenting chapters XIII through XXVI. The narrative follows domestic intrigue at Chandos estate, involving mysterious strangers, telegraphed summons for physicians, nocturnal disturbances, and revelations by Mrs. Penn. A second serial, Buried Alone by a new writer, spans twelve chapters depicting cathedral singers, dark circumstances, and a character named Karl Weber. The contents also include numerous short stories and sketches by established contributors including Julia Kavanagh, Johnny Ludlow, Alice King, K.S. Macquoid, and Hesba Stretton, covering themes of memory, morality, and working life. A substantial poetry section features verses on love, nature, and reflection. Eight illustrations accompany the text, depicting dramatic moments including confrontations and mysterious figures.

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1868
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