Rake's progress
[Large print edition].
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Word Count
63,000 words, Guess
Page Count
252 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archiverakesprogress0000beat_e4b0
- ISBN-100750539267
- ISBN-139780750539265
- OCLC Control Number887934411
- Better World BooksKP-055-915
and 10 more
- Better World Books9780750539265
- Better World BooksKO-679-366
- Better World BooksKO-805-607
- Better World BooksKO-811-138
- Better World BooksKO-595-003
- Better World BooksKO-782-624
- Better World BooksKO-731-618
- Better World BooksKO-788-113
- Better World BooksKO-399-866
- Open LibraryOL28258938M
Classifications
- DDC823.914
Description
Lord Guy Carlton, late of His Majesty's Regiment and weary from the war in France, has only wine, women and song in mind when he rents 67 Clarges Street for the Season. He certainly has no desire for a serious attachment, and as for marriage - never! But Lord Guy didn't factor in the lovely but very proper Miss Esther Jones. Althogh omne of the richest women in England she is also one of the most innocent, which could make her an unwilling victim of philandering lord. Once again, it is up to the downstairs staff at Clarges Street to devise a campaign to reform the rake who is laying seige to her heart! -- back cover.
Description
Lord Guy Carlton, late of His Majesty's Regiment, has only wine, women and song in mind when he rents 67 Clarges Street for the Season. He certainly has no desire for a serious attachment, and as for marriage - never! But Lord Guy didn't factor in the lovely Miss Esther Jones. Although one of the richest women in England she is also one of the most innocent, which could make her an unwilling victim of the philandering lord. Once again, it is up to the downstairs staff at Clarges Street to devise a campaign to reform the rake who is laying siege to her heart!
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