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Red Hair
Elinor Glyn
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Why are you hiding? Was I a bore last night? Do forgive me and come down. Has Christopher locked you in your room? I will murder the brute if he has!
Yours very sincerely, Robert Vavasour."Can't; I am packing," I scribbled in pencil on the envelope, and gave it back to Charles, who was waiting in the hall for the answer. Two minutes after, Lord Robert walked into the room, the door of which the footman had left open.
"I have come to help you," he said, in that voice of his that sounds so sure of a welcome you can't snub him. "But where are you going?"
"I don't know," I said, a little forlornly, and then bent down and vigorously collected photographs.
"Oh, but you can't go to London by yourself!" he said, aghast. "Look here, I will come up with you, and take you to my aunt, Lady Merrenden. She is such a dear, and I am sure when I have told her all about you she will b. . . Read More
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Community Reviews
If you're interested in the Edwardian Era or have an interest in how the romance novel has evolved, this is worth reading. Definitely of it's time and place with attitudes towards class, race and gender that can be grating, but because it is so much of it's time, it provides insights into the upper
To be compared what we would think is controversial today, this book is as plain as a hotel bathroom towel-- white, normal, tame. Let's take into scope that this is 1905 or earlier-- though by how they talk about the fashions and trends as little as they do, no earlier than 1895.
In that way, Evangel
a reprint of the vicissitudes of Evangeline
Red Hair, aka The Vicissitudes of Evangeline (1905) is a beautifully written, sparkling book.
However, the plot is the equivalent of Elizabeth Bennet marrying Mr Bingley instead of Mr Darcy. If you can stomach that, you'll enjoy this book. Or at least the first half of it.
It seems clear to me that E
Sono entusiasta delle ragazzette disegnate dalla Glyn, una diversa dall'altra, ma tutte fresche, piene di vivacità e determinate nella scelta della loro vita sentimentale. E questa Evangeline dai capelli rossi non fa certo eccezione…
Ma quanto cinismo, invece, nel modo in cui l'autrice rappresenta le
My grandmother let out the upper rooms of her home in Virginia to travelers during the depression. When cleaning out her attic we found all sorts of lost and found items left behind by those strangers. Diaries, gloves, dolls, clothing etc. an original copy of this book was in a suitcase of gloves wi
Lovely, entertaining story...
Even though this book is a very read, I enjoyed the time it took. I love curling up with an interesting read. It kept me guessing to the very, very end. It did not end as I predicted, but so much better.
Not as much fun as the first Glyn I read, but still enjoyable enough to breeze through. It opens with the promise of great salaciousness -- penniless red-haired beauty Evangeline determines to become "an Adventuress" when she is stiffed in her aunt's will. Yay! we think, but alas it turns out that E