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A Pinchbeck Goddess (Alice MacDonald Fleming, 1897)

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This novel by Alice MacDonald Fleming expands on her 1886 short story of the same title, published in the Civil & Military Gazette. The theme -- of a single woman who is neglected during the peak social season in Simla, who then disguises herself as a glamorous widow -- is substantially similar. Unlike her first novel, which was written and published in India, this novel by Fleming was written and first published in England and the U.S. 

Text prepared and annotated by Amardeep Singh, Lehigh University, based on the 1897 American edition of the novel scanned by Google Books. 

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  1. Works by the Kiplings Amardeep Singh
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Contents of this path:

  1. Pinchbeck Goddess Dedication
  2. A Pinchbeck Goddess (Prologue)
  3. A Pinchbeck Goddess, Chapter 1
  4. A Pinchbeck Goddess Chapter 2
  5. A Pinchbeck Goddess, Chapter 3
  6. A Pinchbeck Goddess, Chapter 4
  7. A Pinchbeck Goddess Chapter 5
  8. A Pinchbeck Goddess, Chapter 6
  9. A Pinchbeck Goddess, Chapter 7 (Alice Kipling Fleming)
  10. A Pinchbeck Goddess, Chapter 8 (Alice Kipling Fleming
  11. A Pinchbeck Goddess, chapter 9 (Alice Kipling Fleming, 1897)
  12. A Pinchbeck Goddess, Chapter 10 (Alice MacDonald Fleming)

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