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The Confessions of Becky Sharp
EN NWISBN: 9781497381186 bzw. 1497381185, in Englisch, neu.
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The Confessions of Becky Sharp (2011) Lady Crawley (aka Becky Sharp) disdaining to be 'the rung on which that creeping hypocrite' Thackeray climbs the literary ladder, reveals the true story of her life, from her birth in Versailles during the Revolution to her incarceration in a convent in rural France. She tells of her life as governess to the daughters of Sir Pitt Crawley, her marriage and separation from his son Rawdon, her love affair with Lord Steyne, her travels in Europe and her subsequent fall from grace. Now gouty and ageing, a disinherited social pariah, she is reduced to selling her story to keep the wolf from the door. 'A most impressive performance, a well-nigh perfectly pitched and inflected stylistic pastiche' - Robert Lambolle, Reading and Writing * - 'An extremely well-written pastiche, true to the form, structure and syntax of Thackeray's writing' - Jocelyn Ferguson, The Literary Consultancy * 'A terrific read ' Double-click to start typing Double-click to start typing BLOG Lady Crawley (aka Becky Sharp) disdaining to be 'the rung on which that creeping hypocrite' Thackeray climbs the literary ladder, reveals the true story of her life, from her birth in Versailles during the Revolution to her incarceration in a convent in rural France. She tells of her life as a governess to the daughters of Sir Pitt Crawley, her marriage and separation from his son Rawdon, her love affair with Lord Steyne, her trav.
The Confessions of Becky Sharp (2011) Lady Crawley (aka Becky Sharp) disdaining to be 'the rung on which that creeping hypocrite' Thackeray climbs the literary ladder, reveals the true story of her life, from her birth in Versailles during the Revolution to her incarceration in a convent in rural France. She tells of her life as governess to the daughters of Sir Pitt Crawley, her marriage and separation from his son Rawdon, her love affair with Lord Steyne, her travels in Europe and her subsequent fall from grace. Now gouty and ageing, a disinherited social pariah, she is reduced to selling her story to keep the wolf from the door. 'A most impressive performance, a well-nigh perfectly pitched and inflected stylistic pastiche' - Robert Lambolle, Reading and Writing * - 'An extremely well-written pastiche, true to the form, structure and syntax of Thackeray's writing' - Jocelyn Ferguson, The Literary Consultancy * 'A terrific read ' Double-click to start typing Double-click to start typing BLOG Lady Crawley (aka Becky Sharp) disdaining to be 'the rung on which that creeping hypocrite' Thackeray climbs the literary ladder, reveals the true story of her life, from her birth in Versailles during the Revolution to her incarceration in a convent in rural France. She tells of her life as a governess to the daughters of Sir Pitt Crawley, her marriage and separation from his son Rawdon, her love affair with Lord Steyne, her trav.
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