An Introduction to the Pink Collection
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In 1390 King Richard II had made Baron Ringwood a grant of lands and money. The Baron had built a magnificent country house which each generation had improved upon in size and value.
In the Civil War the Ringwoods had been staunchly on the Royalist side, resulting in Charles II elevating the title to an Earldom. Ringwood Place was now an imposing residence with a grand exterior of white stone, and an extensive park where peacocks wandered, uttering their eerie screams.
Lavina had been bo...rn there, and she loved the place. Since she had been old enough to remember, the grounds, and the lake where she had learnt to swim, had always seemed like fairyland.
Now the prospect of leaving it, and the country she loved, filled her with dread.
How could her father persuade the Marquis of Elswick to agree to a fake engagement, when it was well known that he loathed women?
It came from the way he had been treated when he was very young.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In 1390 King Richard II had made Baron Ringwood a grant of lands and money. The Baron had built a magnificent country house which each generation had improved upon in size and value.
In the Civil War the Ringwoods had been staunchly on the Royalist side, resulting in Charles II elevating the title to an Earldom. Ringwood Place was now an imposing residence with a grand exterior of white stone, and an extensive park where peacocks wandered, uttering their eerie screams.
Lavina had been bo...rn there, and she loved the place. Since she had been old enough to remember, the grounds, and the lake where she had learnt to swim, had always seemed like fairyland.
Now the prospect of leaving it, and the country she loved, filled her with dread.
How could her father persuade the Marquis of Elswick to agree to a fake engagement, when it was well known that he loathed women?
It came from the way he had been treated when he was very young.
What to read after An Introduction to the Pink Collection?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barbara Cartland to read onlineMoreLess
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