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Beau Brocade

Baroness Emmuska Orczy

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Book Excerpt: 
. . .Did her ladyship receive a letter, mistress?" he asked eagerly.

"Oh, yes! a stranger brought it," replied Betty, with a pout, for she preferred John's mute appreciation of her small person to his interest in other matters. However, the demon of mischief no doubt whispered something in her ear for the further undoing of the worthy smith, for she put on a demure, mysterious little air, turned up her brown eyes, sighed with affectation, and murmured ecstatically,—

"Oh! such a stranger! the fine eyes of him, Master Stich! and such an air, and oh!" added little madam with unction, "such clothes!"

But though no doubt all these fine airs and graces wrought deadly havoc in poor John's heart, he concealed it well enough under a show of eager impatience.

"Yes! yes! the stranger," he said, casting a furtive glance behind him, "he gave you a letter for my lady?"

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Community Reviews

Orczy's heroes, like Heyer's, behave as women want their heroes to behave. A very satisfying romance!

A fun diverting read for those who enjoy her other books (eg Scarlett Pimpernel,etc)

While this is one of Baroness Orczy's lesser known works, it retains the intrigue and excellent style of her more famous works. I would definitely recommend it for anyone who enjoys her more famous works such as "The Scarlet Pimpernel".

I was surprised to find when I began reading this book that it is set in central Derbyshire. An entertaining read if not great literature but especially worth reading by those with an interest in this location.