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The Charlotte Mary Yonge Library

The Charlotte Mary Yonge Library

By: Charlotte Mary Yonge
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Summary

In this little library of spoken volumes, it is our hope to gather those works which, though written in former days, may yet speak with profit and quiet pleasure to the thoughtful listener. Here are tales of home and duty, of trial borne with patience, and of affection strengthened through sacrifice; such as may both engage the fancy and steady the heart.

If, in hearing them, any should be led to discern more clearly the beauty of steadfastness, the worth of humble service, or the comfort of a well-ordered life, the purpose of this undertaking will not have been in vain. For though times alter, the principles which guide and uphold us remain, and may still be found, as ever, in the faithful telling of a good story.Public domain
Episodes
  • The Heir of Redclyffe Chapter 6
    May 3 2026
    In which the intricacies of young Sir Guy’s restless spirit and noble nature are gently explored through the affectionate eyes of the Edmonstone family, revealing both his charming qualities and the weight of unspoken struggles within him. Meanwhile, the earnest conversation between Philip and little Charlotte gently unravels misunderstandings of ancient enmities, setting a tone of hopeful counsel and the tender hopes of those who watch over Guy as he prepares for the challenges ahead.
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    35 mins
  • The Heir of Redclyffe Chapter 5 Part 2
    May 3 2026
    In which the young Guy Morville grapples with a heavy family history shadowed by sin and remorse, feeling the weight of an ancestral curse even as he strives to reconcile his love of hunting with the demands of study. The gentle confidences of Mrs. Edmonstone and the faithful friends around him offer him delicate hope and encouragement in the midst of his inward conflict and youthful despondency.
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    31 mins
  • The Heir of Redclyffe Chapter 4 Part 2
    May 2 2026
    In which the young heir of Redclyffe wrestles with his feelings of inadequacy and pride as he confronts gentle but frank advice about his education, while those around him observe his struggles with a mix of sympathy and quiet hope. The household life at Hollywell is depicted with tender complexity, revealing bonds of affection, the weight of past sorrows, and the slow shaping of character through kindness, encouragement, and the trials of growing understanding.
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    19 mins
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