Ouida Illustrated: Pascarel. Princess Napraxine
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This volume contains two novels by Ouida (Maria Louise Ram ), a popular British novelist of the late 19th century known for her flamboyant style and romantic themes. "Pascarel" tells a story set in Italy, exploring themes of love, art, and societal expectations. "Princess Napraxine," another of Ouida's characteristic works, delves into the lives and intrigues of European aristocracy.
Ouida's novels offer a glimpse into Victorian society and are noted for their strong female characters and vivid descriptions. This collection allows readers to experience Ouida's storytelling and her critical observations of the social mores of her time.
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