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Gilbert Markham becomes suspicious when he begins to hear these stories, however it is only when he reads Helen’s diary that he learns the full cruelty that her husband subjected her to in her previous life.
Titulli: The Tenant of Wildfell Hall
Origjinali: The Tenant of Wildfell Hall
Gjinia: Roman
Autori: Anne Bronte
Shtëpia botuese: Collins Classics
Viti: 2001
Pesha: 0.330 kg
ISBN: 978-0-00-744990-3
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Gilbert Markham becomes suspicious when he begins to hear these stories, however it is only when he reads Helen’s diary that he learns the full cruelty that her husband subjected her to in her previous life.
