"A Marriage at Sea" by William Clark Russell is a tale of secret love and daring escape, where a young man named Herbert Barclay, with the aid of his trusted Captain Caudel, plans to run away with his sweetheart, Grace Bellassys. Set in the shadows of a Boulogne harbor, the story begins with a cloak-and-dagger operation as Herbert and Caudel navigate the challenges of a midnight rendezvous. They try to avoid the watchful eyes of a customs officer while awaiting Grace's arrival, their hearts pounding with a mixture of anticipation and fear. The air crackles with suspense as the sound of a barking dog threatens to reveal their clandestine operation. This heart-racing start sets the scene for an exhilarating journey filled with romance, risk, and the courage required to defy the expectations of society.
A Marriage at Sea
By William Clark Russell
Under the cover of darkness, a pair of young lovers risk everything for a chance at happiness, embarking on a forbidden adventure across treacherous seas.
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About the AuthorWilliam Clark Russell was an English writer best known for his nautical novels.
William Clark Russell was an English writer best known for his nautical novels.
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