Cranford, Chapter 11 - Samuel Brown

Relax and drift off to sleep listening to the tenth chapter of Elizabeth Gaskell's gently humorous classic novel, in which the townspeople of Cranford are forced to think very differently about Signor Brunoni. Any idea of him being an accessory to crime is quickly forgotten in the light of certain unexpected events.

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Reviews

Continuing to aadore this series! Fascinating to know about her religious views as well. Many thanks Mandy🌟💞

Took me a few tries (blessed sleep!) but what an interesting yet heartbreaking tale at the end— that type of loss has always haunted me, and I feel I recognize that exact wild look on the eyes of mothers that I know that have lost children…don’t know how it’s survivable😞
Thank you as always for reading!🙏🏼❤️

Well, I tried to listen through twice, but still haven’t heard beyond the introduction to the young child and his mother. So, I’ll try again tomorrow. Thank you Mandy, for posting new chapters to these ongoing stories. I look forward to each and every one!!