Emma Orczy

Beau Brocade: Historical Novel


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       Emma Orczy

      Beau Brocade: Historical Novel

      Historical Novel

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      2018 OK Publishing

      ISBN 978-80-272-4540-6

       PART I THE FORGE

       CHAPTER I BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT

       CHAPTER II THE FORGE OF JOHN STICH

       CHAPTER III THE FUGITIVE

       CHAPTER IV JOCK MIGGS, THE SHEPHERD

       CHAPTER V "THERE'S NONE LIKE HER, NONE!"

       CHAPTER VI A SQUIRE OF HIGH DEGREE

       CHAPTER VII THE HALT AT THE MOORHEN

       CHAPTER VIII THE REJECTED SUITOR

       CHAPTER IX SIR HUMPHREY'S FAMILIAR

       CHAPTER X A STRANGER AT THE FORGE

       CHAPTER XI THE STRANGER'S NAME

       CHAPTER XII THE BEAUTIFUL WHITE ROSE

       CHAPTER XIII A PROPOSAL AND A THREAT

       CHAPTER XIV THE FIGHT IN THE FORGE

       PART II THE HEATH

       CHAPTER XV THE OUTLAW

       CHAPTER XVI A RENCONTRE ON THE HEATH

       CHAPTER XVII A FAITHFUL FRIEND

       CHAPTER XVIII MOONLIGHT ON THE HEATH

       CHAPTER XIX HIS OATH

       PART III BRASSINGTON

       CHAPTER XX A THRILLING NARRATIVE

       CHAPTER XXI MASTER MITTACHIP'S IDEA

       CHAPTER XXII AN INTERLUDE

       CHAPTER XXIII A DARING PLAN

       CHAPTER XXIV HIS HONOUR, SQUIRE WEST

       CHAPTER XXV SUCCESS AND DISAPPOINTMENT

       CHAPTER XXVI THE MAN HUNT

       CHAPTER XXVII JOCK MIGGS'S ERRAND

       CHAPTER XXVIII THE QUARRY

       CHAPTER XXIX THE DAWN

       PART IV H.R.H. THE DUKE OF CUMBERLAND

       CHAPTER XXX SUSPENSE

       CHAPTER XXXI "WE'VE GOTTEN BEAU BROCADE!"

       CHAPTER XXXII A PAINFUL INCIDENT

       CHAPTER XXXIII THE AWAKENING

       CHAPTER XXXIV A LIFE FOR A LIFE

       CHAPTER XXXV QUITS

       CHAPTER XXXVI THE AGONY OF PARTING

       CHAPTER XXXVII REPARATION

       CHAPTER XXXVIII THE JOY OF RE-UNION

      PART I

       THE FORGE

       Table of Contents

      CHAPTER I

       BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT

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      The gaffers stood round and shook their heads.

      When the Corporal had finished reading the Royal Proclamation, one or two of them sighed in a desultory fashion, others murmured casually, "Lordy! Lordy! to think on it! Dearie me!"

      The young ones neither sighed nor murmured. They looked at one another furtively, then glanced away again, as if afraid to read each other's thoughts, and in a shamefaced manner wiped their moist hands against their rough cord breeches.

      There were no women present fortunately: there had been heavy rains on