The Incorrigible Lady Catherine
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Lady Catherine resolves to escape from her bullying father by running away with a rake. Instead her plan is thwarted and she is exiled from London and sent to live with her maiden great-aunts in the Lake District. Here she …
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Lady Catherine resolves to escape from her bullying father by running away with a rake. Instead her plan is thwarted and she is exiled from London and sent to live with her maiden great-aunts in the Lake District. Here she is surprised to find herself attracted to Philip Woodmere, a country gentleman, but feels she cannot marry him if he ever finds out the secrets of her past.
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