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Jezebel's Daughter

Name: Jezebel's Daughter
Brand: 1st World Library - Literary Society
SKU: 08413388
Price: 31.29 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Wilkie Collins
ISBN: 9781421844985

Wilkie Collins

Language

English

Book Hardback

Libristo code: 08413388

Publishers 1st World Library - Literary Society, June 2007

In the matter of Jezebel's Daughter, my recollections begin with the deaths of two foreign gentlemen... Full description

Libristo code: 08413388

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In the matter of Jezebel's Daughter, my recollections begin with the deaths of two foreign gentlemen, in two different countries, on the same day of the same year. They were both men of some importance in their way, and both strangers to each other. Mr. Ephraim Wagner, merchant (formerly of Frankfort-on-the-Main), died in London on the third day of September, 1828. Doctor Fontaine-famous in his time for discoveries in experimental chemistry-died at Wurzburg on the third day of September, 1828. Both the merchant and the doctor left widows. The merchant's widow (an Englishwoman) was childless. The doctor's widow (of a South German family) had a daughter to console her.