Excerpt from A Minion of the Moon
According to report, Sir Peter had set his heart on his niece's marrying some one who was utterly distasteful to her, and, with more anger than politeness, had shown Cap tain Pascoe the door when that gentleman had called upon him to ask permission to pay his addresses to Miss Dulcie. It was further reported that for the last three months or more the poor young lady had been virtually a prisoner, never on any pretence being allowed outside the precincts of the park; and that Sir Peter vowed a prisoner she should remain till the last hour of his guardianship had struck, which, would not be for three long years to come. But bolts and bars cannot keep love out, nor in either, for that matter. The pretty bird had escaped from its cage, and everybody devoutly hoped that it would not be recaptured.
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- PublisherForgotten Books
- Publication date2018
- ISBN 10 0483263621
- ISBN 13 9780483263628
- BindingHardcover
- Number of pages262