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¡°Georgina¡¯s Reasons¡± is a novella first published by Henry James in 1884 that tells the story of Georgina Gresh, a young woman who goes against the wishes of her wealthy parents and marries penniless Navy lieutenant Raymond Bennion.
"Georgina's Reason" is a thought-provoking book about human motivation, social pressures, and the moral decisions individuals face. With its richly drawn characters and complex plot, this novella demonstrates James's skill in capturing the psychological and social nuances of the time.
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Summary
The story centers around Georgina Gressie, a young woman who breaks off her engagement to Morton Howard, a perfectly respectable and decent man. This mysterious decision baffles everyone, including himself, who cannot understand why Georgina ends their relationship so suddenly.
As her story unfolds, Georgina's motivations become clearer. In fact, she is secretly in love with Stephen Glennard, whose financial situation is currently unstable. Glennard is so desperate for money that he is considering selling a collection of letters written to him by a deceased famous writer with whom he was once romantically involved. This act is seen as a betrayal of her personal trust and clearly causes a scandal for him.
Contents
PART I.
CHAPTER I. She was certainly a singular girl
CHAPTER II. Mrs. Portico, as we know, was always talking about going to Europe
PART II.
CHAPTER III. It will doubtless seem to the reader very singular that
CHAPTER IV. ¡°Why should he come if he doesn¡¯t like you?
PART III.
CHAPTER V. Mrs. Percival proved very pretty
CHAPTER VI. Certainly, I will see you if you come