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St. Elmo : a novel

This is a classic Victorian novel... Although the book chronicles the life of Edna Earl from childhood into adult life, it was titled, 'St. Elmo.' Edna Earl maintained a very high sense of morality, and strongly valued her belief system and her integrity. It was this sense of morality, expressed through her confident personality, that resulted in the eventual 'spiritual reawakening' of St. Elmo Murray. St. Elmo was truly 'born again' as a man and as a spiritual being. His turnaround from an angry, misanthropic individual into an enlightened individual was remarkable. It was Edna Earl who triggered this awakening in him. Therefore, naming the book 'St. Elmo' was a testament his receiving of grace. --Robert Underwood at Amazon.com. This particular novel was adapted to both stage and screen.

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  • "Sankt Elmo"
  • "Saint Elmo"@en
  • "Saint Elmo"
  • "St. Elmo, or, Saved at last"@en

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  • "This is a classic Victorian novel... Although the book chronicles the life of Edna Earl from childhood into adult life, it was titled, 'St. Elmo.' Edna Earl maintained a very high sense of morality, and strongly valued her belief system and her integrity. It was this sense of morality, expressed through her confident personality, that resulted in the eventual 'spiritual reawakening' of St. Elmo Murray. St. Elmo was truly 'born again' as a man and as a spiritual being. His turnaround from an angry, misanthropic individual into an enlightened individual was remarkable. It was Edna Earl who triggered this awakening in him. Therefore, naming the book 'St. Elmo' was a testament his receiving of grace. --Robert Underwood at Amazon.com. This particular novel was adapted to both stage and screen."@en

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  • "History"
  • "History"@en
  • "War stories"@en
  • "War stories"
  • "Fiction"@en
  • "Fiction"
  • "Domestic fiction"@en
  • "Domestic fiction"
  • "Juvenile works"@en
  • "Erzählende Literatur"
  • "Romans (teksten)"
  • "Electronic books"
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  • "St. Elmo : a novel"
  • "St. Elmo : a novel"@en
  • "St.Elmo; a novel"
  • "[St. Elmo. A novel.]"@en
  • "[St. Elmo. A novel.]"
  • "St. Elmo: a novel"
  • "St. Elmo A Novel"
  • "St. Elmo; a novel"@en
  • "St. Elmo a novel"
  • "St. Elmo a novel"@en
  • "St. Elmo"@en
  • "St. Elmo"
  • "St. Elmo, a novel"
  • "St. Elmo, a novel"@en
  • "St. Elmo. A novel"@en
  • "St. Elmo. A novel"
  • "St. Elmo. [A tale. With illustrations.]"@en
  • "St. Elmo. [A tale. With illustrations.]"

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