Richard Vandermarck: A Novel

Name: Richard Vandermarck: A Novel
Author: Miriam Coles Harris

By Miriam Coles Harris

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The narrator, a young orphan raised in her uncle's household, moves from urban confinement to a country visit where friendships, flirtations, and quiet tensions unfold. She details household routines and social rituals, encounters a reserved tutor who resists coquettish advances, and navigates a spirited group of companions while worrying over Richard's absence. Episodes of private reflection, social misunderstanding, journeys, and reversals gradually reshape her feelings and prospects. The narrative follows an emotional awakening amid conventions of family, romance, and self-discovery within domestic life.

About the Author

Miriam Coles Harris

Miriam Coles Harris was an American author known for her contributions to 19th-century literature. She wrote novels that often explored themes of social dynamics and personal relationships. Among her notable works is "Missy: A Novel," which reflects her keen insight into character development and societal norms of her time. Harris's writing is characterized by its engaging narratives and relatable characters, making her a significant figure in the literary heritage of her era. Her other works, including "Richard Vandermarck: A Novel" and "Rutledge," further showcase her storytelling abilities and depth of understanding of human emotions.