The Season's End
I Eleanor Hartwell was thirty-one years old, which in the society of Regency England meant she was considered past her prime for marriage. This was a fact she had accepted with the same calm resignation with which she accepted the other inconvenient truths of her world: that women could not vote, could not serve on juries, could not earn degrees, and could not — most inconveniently — own their...
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