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Answer: The sinking of the Titanic. (I'm going by the synopsis on the page, so please correct me if I'm wrong!) ***See thingamaBob's post below.***
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What is the tragedy that befalls Annabelle, the heroine of A Good Woman, at the beginning of the book?Answer: The sinking of the Titanic. (I'm going by the synopsis on the page, so please correct me if I'm wrong!) ***See thingamaBob's post below.***
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From this excerpt HERE, it appears that her Father and Brother died in the Titanic disaster. She was not, herself, on the Titanic.0
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I've posted thanks to both chinny6 and thingamabob for this one. Does seem unlikely that the heroine dies at the beginning of a book - so I'll take a chance on father and brother! But thumbs up to chinny6 for the comp.0
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