A Bride From the Bush

A Bride From the Bush is a novel by E.W. Hornung that tells the story of a young woman who travels from her home in Australia to England to marry a wealthy man she has never met before. The book explores themes of love, class, and cultural differences as the protagonist navigates her new life in a foreign country.

By E.W. Hornung · First published 1890 · Genre: Romance, Comedy, Adventure · 19 chapters

Contents

• A LETTER FROM ALFRED
• HOME IN STYLE
• PINS AND NEEDLES
• A TASTE OF HER QUALITY
• GRANVILLE ON THE SITUATION
• COMPARING NOTES
• IN RICHMOND PARK
• GRAN'S REVENGE
• E TENEBRIS LUX
• PLAIN SAILING
• A THUNDER-CLAP
• PAST PARDON
• A SOCIAL INFLICTION
• 'HEAR MY PRAYER!'
• THE FIRST PARTING
• TRACES
• WAITING FOR THE WORST
• THE BOUNDARY-RIDER OF THE YELKIN PADDOCK
• ANOTHER LETTER FROM ALFRED

More by E.W. Hornung

• Mr. Justice Raffles (1909)
• Dead Men Tell no Tales (1894)
• No Hero (1894)
• The Shadow of the Rope (1902)
• Stingaree (1894)
• The Camera Fiend (1897)
• The Shadow of a Man (1906)
• Witching Hill (1904)
• All works by E.W. Hornung