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David Elginbrod
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David Elginbrod, George MacDonalds first major triumph, offers a vivid portrayal of Scottish country life. First published in 1862, this enchanting novel is dedicated to the memory of Lady Noel Byron and captures the essence of rural Scotland through its rich characters and heartfelt narrative. (Summary from Wikipedia)
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071 - The Fir-Wood Again
Mar 2100:13:35Tap to summarizeDavid Elginbrod, George MacDonalds first major triumph, offers a vivid portrayal of Scottish country life. First published in 1862, this enchanting novel is dedicated to the memory of Lady Noel Byron and captures the essence of rural Scotland through its rich characters and heartfelt narrative. (Summary from Wikipedia)
Transcribe →070 - Nature and Her Lady
Mar 2000:15:38Tap to summarizeDavid Elginbrod, George MacDonalds first major triumph, offers a vivid portrayal of Scottish country life. First published in 1862, this enchanting novel is dedicated to the memory of Lady Noel Byron and captures the essence of rural Scotland through its rich characters and heartfelt narrative. (Summary from Wikipedia)
Transcribe →069 - Death
Mar 1900:11:32Tap to summarizeDavid Elginbrod, George MacDonalds first major triumph, offers a vivid portrayal of Scottish country life. First published in 1862, this enchanting novel is dedicated to the memory of Lady Noel Byron and captures the essence of rural Scotland through its rich characters and heartfelt narrative. (Summary from Wikipedia)
Transcribe →068 - The Last Groat
Mar 1800:14:22Tap to summarizeDavid Elginbrod, George MacDonalds first major triumph, offers a vivid portrayal of Scottish country life. First published in 1862, this enchanting novel is dedicated to the memory of Lady Noel Byron and captures the essence of rural Scotland through its rich characters and heartfelt narrative. (Summary from Wikipedia)
Transcribe →067 - A New Guide
Mar 1700:19:11Tap to summarizeDavid Elginbrod, George MacDonalds first major triumph, offers a vivid portrayal of Scottish country life. First published in 1862, this enchanting novel is dedicated to the memory of Lady Noel Byron and captures the essence of rural Scotland through its rich characters and heartfelt narrative. (Summary from Wikipedia)
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Mar 1600:11:30Tap to summarizeDavid Elginbrod, George MacDonalds first major triumph, offers a vivid portrayal of Scottish country life. First published in 1862, this enchanting novel is dedicated to the memory of Lady Noel Byron and captures the essence of rural Scotland through its rich characters and heartfelt narrative. (Summary from Wikipedia)
Transcribe →065 - Victory
Mar 1500:15:36Tap to summarizeDavid Elginbrod, George MacDonalds first major triumph, offers a vivid portrayal of Scottish country life. First published in 1862, this enchanting novel is dedicated to the memory of Lady Noel Byron and captures the essence of rural Scotland through its rich characters and heartfelt narrative. (Summary from Wikipedia)
Transcribe →064 - Strife
Mar 1400:23:18Tap to summarizeDavid Elginbrod, George MacDonalds first major triumph, offers a vivid portrayal of Scottish country life. First published in 1862, this enchanting novel is dedicated to the memory of Lady Noel Byron and captures the essence of rural Scotland through its rich characters and heartfelt narrative. (Summary from Wikipedia)
Transcribe →063 - Forebodings
Mar 1300:24:04Tap to summarizeDavid Elginbrod, George MacDonalds first major triumph, offers a vivid portrayal of Scottish country life. First published in 1862, this enchanting novel is dedicated to the memory of Lady Noel Byron and captures the essence of rural Scotland through its rich characters and heartfelt narrative. (Summary from Wikipedia)
Transcribe →062 - Margarets Secret
Mar 1200:10:06Tap to summarizeDavid Elginbrod, George MacDonalds first major triumph, offers a vivid portrayal of Scottish country life. First published in 1862, this enchanting novel is dedicated to the memory of Lady Noel Byron and captures the essence of rural Scotland through its rich characters and heartfelt narrative. (Summary from Wikipedia)
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