A classic example of Victorian fiction, this novel tells the story of a young clergyman who inherits an old house in the countryside. As he and his wife struggle to make a home for themselves in the dilapidated building, they uncover a secret that could threaten their happiness and their future. With its blend of romance, intrigue, and social commentary, The Curate's Home remains a timeless work of popular fiction.

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