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Who Shall Be Heir?, Vol. 1 of 3 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

Miss. Ellen Pickering

 
9781331821908: Who Shall Be Heir?, Vol. 1 of 3 (Classic Reprint)

Synopsis

Rosalind Trevor is the bright, mischievous center of a lively county-world family gathering.

In this tale from Who Shall Be Heir?, Vol. 1, the spirited young woman fizzes with laughter, quick wit, and a fearless view of etiquette. Set among graceful gardens, drawing rooms, and shared meals, the story follows her playful meddling, sharp observations, and flirtations with local suitors as her parents watch and worry in equal measure.

  • Meet Rosalind: a charming troublemaker who loves laughter, freedom, and a challenge to convention.
  • Enjoy vivid scenes of family life, social rounds, and stylish drawing rooms in the countryside.
  • Hear witty, brisk dialogue that reveals character, mood, and the just-passing lines between propriety and spontaneity.
  • See the complex mix of affection, pride, and rivalry among cousins, friends, and neighbors.
Ideal for readers who enjoy witty, character-driven tales of genteel society and the push-pull between duty and charm in a bygone era.

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Product Description

Excerpt from Who Shall Be Heir?, Vol. 1 of 3

Our talking concerns your impertinent self, replied Captain Trevor, smiling on the animated questioner.

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