E1-30 Hardcover book Charity Girl GEORGETTE HEYER 1970

Description: The number you see at the start of the title line is the item number for this listing. For example: A-1 Shipping:4.95 for the first book in our order1.00 for each additional book in our order. The total shipping cost includes handling fee for the order. This book is selling as found. It may have writting such as names, or other writting, to and from someone. Look at the photos of the listing to see any writting on the book. Expect some age wear/damage due to age. Look at the photo for this item. You can see the condition of it. Because of the age wear, this item is sold as damaged. NO refunds or returns for condition issues. It is selling as damaged. This book is sold as damaged due to age. The book may have dustcover/cover and binding damage. Take a look at the photo to see the condition of it.Could have foxing spots, and some water stains. Charity GirlGEORGETTE HEYERNEW YORKE. P. DUTTON & CO., INC. Copyright © 1970 by Georgette HeyerAll rights reserved. Printed in the United States of America.No part of this publication may be reproduced or trans- mitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopy, recording, or any in- formation storage and retrieval system now known or to be invented, without permission in writing from the pub- lisher, except by a reviewer who wishes to quote brief passages in connection with a review written for inclu- sion in a magazine, newspaper or broadcast. CHARITY GIRLBY GEORGETTE HEYER"My aunt said in future I should be called Charity," said Cherry Steane pa- thetically, "to keep me in mind of the fact that that is what I am-a charity girl." Lord Desford's chivalrous instincts are instantly aroused, and, in spite of support from Miss Henrietta Silverdale, his childhood playmate and best of friends, and from his irrepressible young- er brother Simon, he finds himself in a rare case of pickles, in which he is balked by Cherry's lickpenny grandfather and her rascally, worthless father, and from which he is finally delivered by the timely intervention of Henrietta's worthy suitor, Cary Nethercott.Charity Girl, the latest of Miss Heyer's lighthearted and highly entertaining novels, proves that she is as ever "up to all the rigs."Book Club Edition What critics sayabout Georgette Heyer's inimitable Regency novels"If you don't know these delightful yarns, now -Cleveland Plain Dealer is time to start.""Nowhere is the society, the flavor and the cant of Regency England more knowingly and delightfully portrayed than in the novels of Georgette Heyer. She has an uncanny tal- ent for this particular period which she has provocatively exploited for four decades." -Philadelphia Bulletin "For sheer escape reading, with no preten- sions of any kind, this reviewer recommends to the ladies, Georgette Heyer."-The Milwaukee Journal"Reading Georgette Heyer is the next best thing to reading Jane Austen."-Publishers' Weekly"Marghanita Laski has said that Georgette Heyer is a genius and defies description... In her romantic novels, as in Jane Austen's, it is love the people are looking for... I think the clue to her success is in the precise balance she achieves between romance and reality, fantastic plot and real detail... Which is what good literature is about."-A. S. Byatt, NovaPRINTED IN THE U.S.A.

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