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Elise
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Angel came back, idiotic Angel who abandoned Tess. And he was too. late. I wanted to cry. Then Tess decided to take things into her own hands…Alec is no more! I wanted to open my door and scream at my neighbors “SUBLIME!” But alas, it is ill-used female rage that can only end in further tragedy.
— Dec 19, 2024 07:56PM
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Elise
is on page 341 of 518
“When he was gone she bent down upon the entrance to the vaults, and said — ‘Why am I on the wrong side of this door!’” 😢
— Dec 19, 2024 07:19PM
Elise
is on page 334 of 518
“Yet a consciousness that in a physical sense this man was her husband seemed to weigh on her more and more.” 😞 Stupid Angel. Stupid Alec. Stupid Victorian society. 😤
— Dec 19, 2024 06:56PM
Elise
is on page 322 of 518
Tess is still abandoned by her half-wit hypocritical husband. I am still fully enraged.
— Dec 18, 2024 03:59PM
Elise
is on page 296 of 518
The unlikely Arminian convert makes Tess swear on a pagan symbol of evil to never seduce him, HIM. I continue to read this book fully enraged.
— Dec 14, 2024 10:40PM
Elise
is on page 234 of 518
I hate Angel with a burning passion. He is a hypocritical poop head.
— Dec 08, 2024 07:58PM
Elise
is on page 117 of 518
So far, Tess is a tragic heroine who seems to be rallying after her loss of innocence and newborn. She starts a new life as a milkmaid and runs into the young man who previously passed her over during the May Day dance. He’s young, educated, genteel, and SINGLE.
— Nov 30, 2024 09:31PM
Elise
is on page 79 of 518
Part One is titled The Maiden. It ends with Tess essentially kidnapped by her “cousin” and lost in a dark wood. She falls asleep next to him. The next part is titled Maiden No More. ☹️
— Nov 29, 2024 10:21PM
Elise
is on page 24 of 518
Tess is mad that a cute guy didn’t notice her during the May Day dance.
— Nov 28, 2024 11:49AM
