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Ladies Whose Bright Eyes: A Romance (1911 version)

Ladies Whose Bright Eyes: A Romance (1911 version)

By: Ford Madox Ford
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After a train accident, one Mr. Sorrell finds himself transported back to the Middle Ages, where he is mistaken for a Greek slave who works miracles. As he becomes acclimated to the customs and way of life of the time, and then as he falls in love, he finds himself feeling increasingly at home in the past. But will he be able to stay there? Summary by ScarboCopyright 1900s genre
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  • Ladies Whose Bright Eyes A Romance 1911 version - Ford Madox Ford - Part 2

    Ladies Whose Bright Eyes A Romance 1911 version - Ford Madox Ford - Part 2
    Jun 26 2026
    After a train accident, one Mr. Sorrell finds himself transported back to the Middle Ages, where he is mistaken for a Greek slave who works miracles. As he becomes acclimated to the customs and way of life of the time, and then as he falls in love, he finds himself feeling increasingly at home in the past. But will he be able to stay there? Summary by Scarbo
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    1 hr and 57 mins
  • Ladies Whose Bright Eyes A Romance 1911 version - Ford Madox Ford - Part 1

    Ladies Whose Bright Eyes A Romance 1911 version - Ford Madox Ford - Part 1
    Jun 25 2026
    After a train accident, one Mr. Sorrell finds himself transported back to the Middle Ages, where he is mistaken for a Greek slave who works miracles. As he becomes acclimated to the customs and way of life of the time, and then as he falls in love, he finds himself feeling increasingly at home in the past. But will he be able to stay there? Summary by Scarbo
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    9 hrs and 35 mins
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