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E C Morrice, “Molly’s dilemma” (short story)

E C Morrice, “Molly’s dilemma” (short story)

by Stories from the Archive | Nov 25, 2022 | Short story

by Elizabeth Charlotte Bingmann, aka E C Morrice (1851-1941) A “hoydenish” girl’s plans come awry when she tries to play matchmaker for her sister. Janet Arden laid down the “Sydney Mail” with a sigh. She had been looking at the illustrations of the...
Evelyn Blackett, “For the Sake of Scalby” (fiction extract)

Evelyn Blackett, “For the Sake of Scalby” (fiction extract)

by Stories from the Archive | Nov 4, 2022 | Fiction

by Evelyn Blackett (1863-1943) A young woman forgoes her chance of love for the sake of her family. An oppressively hot February afternoon, the air above lay still, and the earth seemed as silent and lifeless as if suddenly dispeopled and forgotten. The sea was at...

Jessie Maria Goldney, A Daisy Crushed (short story)

by Stories from the Archive | Oct 7, 2022 | Short story

by Jessie Maria Goldney (1849-1923) A young woman, the “flower” of her village, falls for the wastrel brother of a school friend. It was on a bright clear spring afternoon, when the birds were warbling sweetly amongst the green trees, and the flowers and...
Ada Cambridge, A Mere Chance (review)

Ada Cambridge, A Mere Chance (review)

by wadholloway | Jul 20, 2022 | Reviews

by Bill Holloway. At Adelonga she meets the ne’er-do-weel (of course) Roden Dalrymple, who it is said has killed a man in a duel over a woman

E Charles, True Till Death (short story)

E Charles, True Till Death (short story)

by Stories from the Archive | Jul 8, 2022 | Short story

by E Charles E Charles was the pseudonym for E C Morrice, born Elizabeth Charlotte Bingmann (1851-1941) THE hot Australian sunshine was streaming down upon the parched earth, burning up the last dry herbage in the bare paddocks, drying up the last yellow puddles of...
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