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Faulkner's Folly is a novel written by Carolyn Wells and published in 1917. The story is set in a small town in New England and revolves around the character of George Faulkner, a wealthy man who has recently moved to the area. George is determined to build a grand mansion on... Read Full Overview

Faulkner's Folly is a novel written by Wells Carolyn and published in 1917. The story revolves around a young woman named Ruth Stanhope, who is left alone in the world after her father's death. She inherits a large fortune and decides to use it to help others. She moves to a... Read Full Overview

Faulkner's Folly is a novel written by Carolyn Wells and published in 1917. The story is set in New York City and follows the life of a young woman named Peggy Faulkner. Peggy is a wealthy socialite who is engaged to a man named Jack Randolph. However, Peggy's life takes a turn... Read Full Overview

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A perfectly designed and nobly proportioned staircase is perhaps the finest indoor background for a beautiful woman, but though Mrs. Faulkner had often taken advantage of this knowledge, there was no such thought in her mind just now. She descended the few remaining steps, her... Read Full Overview

A perfectly designed and nobly proportioned staircase is perhaps the finest indoor background for a beautiful woman, but though Mrs. Faulkner had often taken advantage of this knowledge, there was no such thought in her mind just now. She descended the few remaining steps, her... Read Full Overview

A perfectly designed and nobly proportioned staircase is perhaps the finest indoor background for a beautiful woman, but though Mrs. Faulkner had often taken advantage of this knowledge, there was no such thought in her mind just now. She descended the few remaining steps, her... Read Full Overview

Beatrice Faulkner paused a moment, on her way down the great staircase, to gaze curiously at the footman in the lower hall. A perfectly designed and nobly proportioned staircase is perhaps the finest indoor background for a beautiful woman, but though Mrs. Faulkner had often... Read Full Overview

Beatrice Faulkner paused a moment, on her way down the great staircase, to gaze curiously at the footman in the lower hall. A perfectly designed and nobly proportioned staircase is perhaps the finest indoor background for a beautiful woman, but though Mrs. Faulkner had often... Read Full Overview

Beatrice Faulkner paused a moment, on her way down the great staircase, to gaze curiously at the footman in the lower hall. A perfectly designed and nobly proportioned staircase is perhaps the finest indoor background for a beautiful woman, but though Mrs. Faulkner had often... Read Full Overview

Beatrice Faulkner paused a moment, on her way down the great staircase, to gaze curiously at the footman in the lower hall. A perfectly designed and nobly proportioned staircase is perhaps the finest indoor background for a beautiful woman, but though Mrs. Faulkner had often... Read Full Overview

Beatrice Faulkner paused a moment, on her way down the great staircase, to gaze curiously at the footman in the lower hall. A perfectly designed and nobly proportioned staircase is perhaps the finest indoor background for a beautiful woman, but though Mrs. Faulkner had often... Read Full Overview

Beatrice Faulkner paused a moment, on her way down the great staircase, to gaze curiouslyat the footman in the lower hall.A perfectly designed and nobly proportioned staircase is perhaps the finest indoorbackground for a beautiful woman, but though Mrs. Faulkner had often taken... Read Full Overview

The countryside was in a tumult. A murder mystery at Faulkner's Folly, of all places in theworld Rensselaer Park, the aristocratic Long Island settlement, of which the celebratedhouse was the star exhibit, could scarcely believe its ears as the news flew about. And thecriminal?... Read Full Overview

Beatrice Faulkner paused a moment, on her way down the great staircase, to gaze curiouslyat the footman in the lower hall.A perfectly designed and nobly proportioned staircase is perhaps the finest indoorbackground for a beautiful woman, but though Mrs. Faulkner had often taken... Read Full Overview