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The Complete Northanger Horrid Novel Collection (9 Books of Gothic Romance and Horror)

by Eliza Parsons

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"I finished Castle of Wolfenbach by Eliza Parsons last week and was surprised by how much I enjoyed it. Lots of murder, treachery, escapes, hidden identities... the kind of thing that initially made me groan until a pair of characters mentioned knights errant and Don Quixote, which reminded me what kind of story I was in: a medieval Romance, only set in roughly "present day" Europe. Looking forward to Udolpho next." — Mar 02, 2023 09:17AM

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The Compleat Angler

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Phineas Finn: The Irish Member by Anthony Trollope

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"No," said Mr. Low, who was a man thoroughly and thoughtfully just at all points; "he has not been false to me. He has always meant what he has said, when he was saying it.