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Silence is golden by Elsie Lee · Booklabria

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Silence is golden

RomanceVictorian England

Silence is golden

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First published: 1971

Synopsis

Gothic romance, set in Victorian England. Silence Eddington, a beautiful orphan, goes to work as a companion to the heiress of Hazelhurst Grange. Her pleasant stay is interrupted by several near-fatal accidents, as she tries to uncover the history of the people living in the Grange.

Subjects: Romance
Victorian England
Time: Victorian England

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Format: Paperback
Publisher: Dell
Published: 1971
Pages: 190
Language: English
Series: no
ISBN-10: 440-07903-075

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