Leonora Flint

In "Clarissa Harlowe Volume 2," Samuel Richardson continues the poignant, epistolary tale of Clarissa's struggle against her family's oppressive intents. As they pressure her into an unwanted marriage for wealth and status, Clarissa seeks solace in...

Clarissa’s plight intensifies as her family’s relentless pressure to marry Mr. Solmes clashes with her growing attachment to Lovelace. Seeking independence, she resists their manipulation, only to find herself increasingly entangled in Lovelace’s...

Clarissa’s conflict with her family escalates as their manipulative tactics intensify, pushing her closer to Lovelace. Despite her mistrust of him, she finds herself increasingly isolated and dependent on his protection. Lovelace exploits her...

In "Clarissa Harlowe" by Samuel Richardson, the titular heroine faces relentless pressure from her family to marry against her will, while her growing connection with the manipulative Lovelace pulls her into a web of deceit. Through an epistolary...

A fire in the night, then a silence the letters have to walk around. Hear Clarissa after the house has done what Lovelace wanted: delirium, a broken narrative, the first steps out of Sinclair’s. Volume 6, unabridged — not a scene for display. Listen...

A hired room above a shop. Hear Clarissa refuse Lovelace from Covent Garden, refuse Lord M.’s gold, refuse a reconciliation that would make the story neat. Volume 7 of the letters, unabridged: the Smiths, Belford learning how to be of use, Arabella’s...

She is gone when the volume opens. Hear the funeral road, Morden, the Harlowes arriving after the fact, Lovelace still talking until the talk has nowhere to go. Volume 9 of the letters, unabridged: posthumous pages, a German inn, a meeting that ends a...