We Two by Edna Lyall (1874)

The novel revolves around the story of a young woman who falls in love with a man from a lower social class, causing tension and conflict within her family and social circle. The protagonist must navigate the challenges of her relationships and the societal expectations placed upon her, all while grappling with her own desires and sense of identity.

By Edna Lyall · First published 1874 · Genre: Historical Fiction, Romance, Drama · 42 chapters

Contents

• Brian Falls in Love
• From Effect to Cause
• Life From Another Point of View
• "Supposing it is true!"
• Erica's Resolve
• Paris
• What the New Year Brought
• "Why Do You Believe It?"
• Rose
• Hard at Work
• The Wheels Run Down
• Raeburn's Homecoming
• Losing One Friend to Gain Another
• Charles Osmond Speaks His Mind
• An Interval
• Hyde Park
• At Death's Door
• Answered or Unanswered?
• At The Museum
• Storm
• What it Involved
• An Editor
• Erica to the Rescue
• The New Relations
• Lady Caroline's Dinner
• A Friend
• At Oak Dene Manor
• The Happiest of Weeks
• Greyshot Again
• Slander Leaves a Slur
• Brian as Avenger
• Fiesole
• "Right Onward"
• The Most Unkindest Cut of All
• Raeburn v. Pogson
• Rose's Adventure
• Dreeing Out the Inch
• Halcyon Days
• Ashborough
• Mors Janua Vitae
• Results Closely Following
• A New Year's Dawn

More by Edna Lyall

• In Spite of All (1903)
• The Autobiography of a Slander (1887)
• Derrick Vaughan-Novelist (1891)
• Women Novelists of Queen Victoria's Reign (1897)
• Wayfaring Men (1877)
• A Hardy Norseman (1882)
• All works by Edna Lyall