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The Unknown Ajax Georgette Heyer Chapter 1 Silence had reigned over the dining-room since his lordship, midway through the first course, had harshly commanded his widowed daughter-in-law to spare him any more steward’s room gossip. As Mrs. Darracott had merely been. The Unknown Ajax by Georgette Heyer "Eh, lass, what nonsense it is! All this uproar about Richmond's going to watch a prize-fight, as though he were eight years old instead of past eighteen! There's not one lad in a hundred would have thought he must have his grandfather's permission, and none at all that would have breathed a word about it to.  · Georgette Heyer's 'Unknown Ajax' proves that there are no new plots, really, but it doesn't matter - it's how you tell it. The book is set in Regency times, perhaps around , but takes place on a remote estate in Kent rather than back in fashionable London. There is mystery, humour, a dangerous brush with the law and a love story in this book/5().

― Georgette Heyer, The Unknown Ajax. tags: humour, proposal. 0 likes. Like "You sent for me to lick me into shape, sir, because you couldn't stomach the thought that a regular rum 'un would step into your shoes, if naught was done to teach him how to support the character of a gentleman. Well, it may be that i'm not quite such a JackPudding. The unknown Ajax by Heyer, Georgette, Publication date Publisher New York, Ace Pub. Corp Collection But to his rich background from his mother's side, he goes on to save his family just like Ajax. As usual, enjoyable read by Heyer. 1, Previews. 7 Favorites. 1 Review. DOWNLOAD OPTIONS download 1. "Georgette Heyer reaches the pinnacle of her skill with this book." "Among the best of Heyer's Regency novels? very, very funny." "The pitch-perfect comedy, as the Ajax takes the reins of the family, is fantastic." Georgette Heyer wrote over fifty novels, including Regency romances, mysteries, and historical fiction.

The Unknown Ajax is a Regency romance novel by Georgette Heyer, set in The Unknown Ajax (the title is taken from a line in Shakespeare's Troilus and Cressida) has an intelligent, rational hero and heroine, which I always appreciate in a book. The secondary characters are great--they all seemed like real people to me. Georgette Heyer's 'Unknown Ajax' proves that there are no new plots, really, but it doesn't matter - it's how you tell it. The book is set in Regency times, perhaps around , but takes place on a remote estate in Kent rather than back in fashionable London. There is mystery, humour, a dangerous brush with the law and a love story in this book.