THE DUKE STRUCK HIS BRIDE ON THEIR WEDDING DAY… THEN SHE VANISHED

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• SU

  @susieq4123 · 4 days ago

  Sad story with satisfying conclusion. Liked it very much.

• ST

  @stephaniemorosin6575 · 4 days ago

  SAD 😔 good story!!

• MA

  @MadgeGreen · 4 days ago

  If Margaret, who is an old woman, was friends with Charlotte in their youth, then how is the Duke still young?

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• SM

  @smithasureshholisticnutrit6287 · 4 days ago

  He was probably triggered by the comparison to his Mother whom he instinctively abhorred.

• DE

  @debbiewells1696 · 2 days ago

  elenor is not pronounced elener this is how you know it is told by AI.

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• JU

  @JudithBurney-j7q · 1 day ago (edited)

  BEWARE: &nbsp;Ads every 5 minutes. &nbsp;This author needs a content editor in the worst way. &nbsp;A site somewhat exhausting read. &nbsp;<br><br>If Charlotte’s letters were written to Margaret, how did they end up back in Charlotte’s writing desk at Ravensworth?<br><br>If Charlotte had been dead 5 years, and Alastair’s mother had been dead 4 years, how could he and his mother, before his mother died, speak of Charlotte as though she were still alive? &nbsp;At <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rcitS7dUY9E&amp;t=68">1:08</a> the doctor referred to Charlotte’s death as being 5 years ago. &nbsp;<br><br>At <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rcitS7dUY9E&amp;t=3205">53:25</a>. Alastair basically says Saraphina is with the widow. &nbsp;Yet, he has had no word brought to him from anyone who has yet found her whereabouts. &nbsp;At <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rcitS7dUY9E&amp;t=3264">54:24</a> Alastair says he does not know where Saraphina is.<br><br>The priest would not have recognized the connection between the Duke’s adult personality and his mother’s treatment of him as a child. &nbsp;That was not even known to be a thing until the 1940’s.<br><br>Why have the one picture for this audiobook portray a brunette bride, and allow the listeners to envision her as such for half of the story, then announce at <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rcitS7dUY9E&amp;t=64">1:04</a> that she has golden hair?<br><br><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rcitS7dUY9E&amp;t=76">1:16</a>. When did Isabelle overhear a conversation regarding the “fleeing servant’s report?” &nbsp;She left the Duke’s mansion the morning after the wedding, and had not been anywhere but the widow’s cottage since that time. &nbsp;The “fleeing servant” sought out the magistrate after seeing Isabelle enter the widow’s cottage.<br><br><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rcitS7dUY9E&amp;t=91">1:31</a> Edmund advises the Duke that Saraphina &amp; the others have returned to the widow’s cottage. &nbsp;How did he know she was there? &nbsp;<br><br>So, then we jump from Saraphina not knowing and debating what route she would take regarding her marriage to all of a sudden, in the next breath, the marriage has been annulled.<br><br>In a county that was not in an urban high-crime area, a magistrate (justice of the peace) would not have been a professional as was indicated in this story. &nbsp;For most of the 19th century, county JPs were drawn from the local landed gentry, aristocracy, and established landowning families.