Wives and Daughters supported partly by the Smithsonian

supported partly by the Smithsonian Institution and defended by Charles Lindbergh

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Wives and Daughters supported partly by the SmithsonianMolly Gibson is a small town girl in England during the 1830s, kind hearted but unwise in the ways of the world. Her widower father sends her to stay with the aristocrats of Hamley Hall, where she befriends both of the family's sons, learning the elder's dark secret while falling in love with the younger. But her father has remarried in her absence, and in addition to a selfish and ambitious stepmother, Molly has acquired a stepsister who quickly