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Set in England the story commences with three friends from Cambridge
University making a trip up the Rhine River to Heidelburg to practice the
German language. On the trip the hero, Henry Mazarine, met a young woman,
fell in love and soon married her. The story was about their marriage. The
intelligent wife was bored with the life as the mistress of a well to do
household. She was discontented with nothing to do so she got into mischief
writing and sending anonymous letters to herself implicating her husband's
best friend. A story which displayed some of Lang's knowledge of legal practice with a hint of a detective story. It is one of Lang's first stories predicating his interest in the plight of women condemned to live a life without any outlet for their intelligence. Mazarine was first produced as a serial in The Mofussilite (India) 1845 and repeated in the same journal in 1861.
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