After the death of their patriarch, and a devastating fever that killed all but two of the children, the surviving Reece family, Mrs.
With these accommodations, Judith Wynne caters to a modern audience while preserving the original beauty of Catherine Louisa Pirkis\' work..
This edition of Judith Wynne by Catherine Louisa Pirkis features a new, eye-catching cover design and is printed in an easy-to-read font.
First published in 1884, Judith Wynne continues to capture the hearts of modern readers with its memorable characters, descriptive language, and moving love story.
Separated into three volumes, Catherine Louisa Pirkis\' Judith Wynne is a masterful slow-burn romance that explores themes of family, class, and pride.
However, as Wolfgang spends more time with Judith, he begins to realize how futile his efforts are, especially as his own conflicting feelings for Judith grow.
When Oscar goes away for school, Wolfgang uses the opportunity to advocate his brother, despite the fact that Oscar did not consent to it.
Knowing that Judith will soon inherit a good amount of money, Wolfgang tries to subtly set Oscar and Judith up to be married.
As Judith and Oscar grow to be good friends, Wolfgang, the oldest brother and head of the house, sees a new opportunity.
Reece, and becomes close with the younger son, Oscar.
She gets along well with Mrs.
Though it is a big adjustment for everyone involved, Judith slowly integrates herself into the family\'s routine.
The Reece\'s were happy to accommodate.
Reece.
After the death of her aunt, the colonel did not want Judith to stay with her uncle, so he requested the help of his old friend, Mrs.
Because of his career, her father left Judith in the care of her aunt and uncle, though he was reluctant to do so because of their differing religious beliefs.
Despite their poor financial situation, the family happily agreed to take in Judith Wynne , the nineteen-year-old daughter of a colonel.
Reece, Wolfgang, and Oscar, are left with just the vast property their family had owned for generations.
After the death of their patriarch, and a devastating fever that killed all but two of the children, the surviving Reece family, Mrs
