Marion Darche: A Story Without Comment

By F. Marion (Francis Marion) Crawford

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Amidst the vibrant backdrop of New York society, a tale of love and uncertainty unfolds as a marriage faces unspoken tensions and hidden concerns, threatening to disrupt the lives of all involved.

Genres

Culture/Civilization/Society Literature Fiction

Released

2010-10-14

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Summary

"Marion Darche: A Story Without Comment" by F. Marion Crawford is a late 1800s novel that explores the complicated relationships and social expectations of New York City, mainly focusing on Marion Darche and her troubled marriage to John Darche, all while examining themes of love, loyalty, and the subtle complexities of knowing your place in the world. The story begins with lawyer Russell Vanbrugh, who, while enjoying a rare day off, meets Dolly Maylands and their light conversation gradually shifts, eventually leading to them discussing Marion. Both Russell and Dolly show clear concern for Marion, and the stability of her marriage, hinting at drama and conflict to come.