Ouida
Ouida (1839-1908) was the pseudonym for the English novelist Maria Louise Ramé, known for writing novels that romanticized a fashionable lifestyle. She got this name from the pronunciation of her childhood nickname “Louisa.” In her early twenties she moved to London and began voraciously writing, publishing numerous novels, which gained her wealth and fame. She threw elaborate parties at the Langham Hotel, inviting literary figures that inspired the characters in her books. At the height of...
A Dog of Flanders The Nürnberg Stove and Other Stories - Tales of Loyalty and Kindness in 19th Century Europe
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A House-Party Don Gesualdo and A Rainy June - Love Decadence and Aristocratic Intrigues in 19th Century England and Italy
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A Rainy June and Other Stories - Captivating tales of love loss and human emotions in Victorian times
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Stories by English Authors: Germany (Selected by Scribners) - Exploring German Themes Through English Eyes
Robert Louis Stevenson, Ouida, John Strange Winter, Beatrice Harraden, William Black
Stories of Childhood - Exploring the Multifaceted Realms of Childhood in Victorian Literature
Charles Dickens, Elizabeth Stuart Phelps, Rebecca Harding Davis, John Browne, John Ruskin, Ouida, Henry Kingsley, John Neal, S. H. DeKroyft
Bébée; Or Two Little Wooden Shoes - A Tale of Love Poverty and Resilience in 19th-century France
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