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Enter a world of passion, pride, loyalty, beauty, and ruin. The Ouida Library brings the novels and stories of Ouida to life in full, restoring the voice of one of...
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Enter a world of passion, pride, loyalty, beauty, and ruin.
The Ouida Library brings the novels and stories of Ouida to life in full, restoring the voice of one of the nineteenth century’s most vivid and unconventional storytellers. Here are noble hearts tested by cruel society, faithful animals more virtuous than men, glittering salons shadowed by corruption, and lovers driven to sacrifice, rebellion, and despair.
These are tales of splendour and sorrow, of innocence in conflict with the world, read unabridged for those who still believe that literature should possess colour, feeling, and fire.
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The Ouida Library brings the novels and stories of Ouida to life in full, restoring the voice of one of the nineteenth century’s most vivid and unconventional storytellers. Here are noble hearts tested by cruel society, faithful animals more virtuous than men, glittering salons shadowed by corruption, and lovers driven to sacrifice, rebellion, and despair.
These are tales of splendour and sorrow, of innocence in conflict with the world, read unabridged for those who still believe that literature should possess colour, feeling, and fire.
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1 SEP 2026 · In which we are gently introduced to the humble lives of Nello, a tender-hearted young boy, and Patrasche, a weary yet steadfast cart dog, whose destinies become intertwined amidst the quiet Flemish countryside. Their companionship blossoms from the shadows of hardship and neglect, set against the backdrop of a small village marked by simple rhythms and enduring struggles.
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1 SEP 2026 · In which a brave and faithful dog named Patrasche is tenderly nursed back to health by a kindly old soldier and a gentle child, finding a new purpose in life by drawing a milk cart through the fields and streets of Flanders. The humble yet happy existence of this little family unfolds amidst the green, fertile plains and ancient city of Antwerp, where the daily toils and simple joys of their lives are wreathed in the enduring beauty of the countryside and the silent presence of great art.
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1 SEP 2026 · In which the quaint city of Antwerp stands immortalised by the genius of Rubens, while the humble boy Nello and his faithful dog Patrasche are drawn into the silent sanctuary and sombre beauty of the cathedral, yearning to behold the hidden masterpieces within. Amidst the tender ties of friendship and the quiet joys of simple pleasures, Nello’s soul is stirred with a passionate longing for art and a future far beyond the modest dreams of his elders.
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1 SEP 2026 · In which a gentle friendship between a poor boy and a little miller’s daughter is shadowed by stern parental disapproval, yet tender hopes and artistic dreams persist quietly in the boy’s heart. The scene is set in a humble village where innocence contends with circumstance and a wistful faith in a brighter future shines softly amid present sorrows.
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1 SEP 2026 · In which a poor, artless boy secretly devotes himself to a solemn chalk drawing of an old woodman, harbouring a simple hope to enter it in a distant competition judged by great artists, while winter’s harshness sets in upon the quiet village. Amid falling snow and gathering suspicion, the lad and his faithful dog encounter alienation from their neighbours, who, swayed by a rich man’s accusation, turn cold despite the boy’s patient innocence.
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1 SEP 2026 · In which the poor boy and his faithful dog endure harsh loneliness and hardship amid the cold snow, mourning the loss of their only companion and being forced from their humble home. Yet amidst sorrow and rejection, a mysterious gift is found that stirs hope and softens even the hardest hearts around them.
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1 SEP 2026 · In which we witness the tender constancy of a faithful dog braving the cold and darkness of Christmas Eve to seek his absent young master amidst the silent grandeur of Antwerp’s cathedral, where sacred art and deep affection intertwine in a scene of poignant stillness. The simple, solemn beauty of their bond illuminates a world touched by compassion and regret, as the village’s hearts awaken to the true meaning of love and loss.
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1 SEP 2026 · In which a solitary American lady of immense wealth, Mrs. Massarene, navigates the intricacies and cold exclusivities of high European society at Homburg, only to find herself isolated and misunderstood amidst the titled and the titled’s children. The innocent yet discerning interactions with Lady Kenilworth’s children reveal the subtle distinctions of pedigree and manner that no fortune can purchase, casting Mrs. Massarene’s loneliness into sharp relief.
2 SEP 2026 · In which the newly wealthy Massarenes inhabit a magnificent London mansion adorned with exquisite artworks and furnishings, yet find themselves isolated and unwelcome in the high society they seek to join. A visit from Lady Kenilworth reveals the harsh realities of social ascent, where money alone cannot secure acceptance, and intricate rituals and alliances govern the gates of fashion.
6 SEP 2026 · In which the industrious Massarenes, newly returned to England and eager to ascend the ranks of society, navigate the delicate and often inscrutable etiquettes of London’s high life with a mixture of hope and awkwardness. The narrative gently unfolds their past wrought with toil and triumph in America, the determined will of William Massarene, and the fostering influence of the captivating Lady Kenilworth as a gateway to refined circles.
Enter a world of passion, pride, loyalty, beauty, and ruin. The Ouida Library brings the novels and stories of Ouida to life in full, restoring the voice of one of...
show more
Enter a world of passion, pride, loyalty, beauty, and ruin.
The Ouida Library brings the novels and stories of Ouida to life in full, restoring the voice of one of the nineteenth century’s most vivid and unconventional storytellers. Here are noble hearts tested by cruel society, faithful animals more virtuous than men, glittering salons shadowed by corruption, and lovers driven to sacrifice, rebellion, and despair.
These are tales of splendour and sorrow, of innocence in conflict with the world, read unabridged for those who still believe that literature should possess colour, feeling, and fire.
show less
The Ouida Library brings the novels and stories of Ouida to life in full, restoring the voice of one of the nineteenth century’s most vivid and unconventional storytellers. Here are noble hearts tested by cruel society, faithful animals more virtuous than men, glittering salons shadowed by corruption, and lovers driven to sacrifice, rebellion, and despair.
These are tales of splendour and sorrow, of innocence in conflict with the world, read unabridged for those who still believe that literature should possess colour, feeling, and fire.
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| Author | Good Old Classics |
| Organization | Good Old Classics |
| Categories | Fiction |
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