The Diary of a Young Lady of Fashion 1764-1765
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The Diary of a Young Lady of Fashion 1764-1765
Narrated by:
Nano Nagle
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Narrated by:
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Nano Nagle
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By:
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Cleone Knox
About this listen
This is a novel written in 1926 by Magdalen King-Hall, using the name Cleone Knox - it was a hoax, but many people were taken in by it! Even the BBC presented it as a series thinking it was genuinely from the 18th century.
It has the beginnings of a romance novel that are now so prevalent. Our heroine goes on a European tour with her papa and brother to take her away from a glorious Irish love object. It is light and amusing. In it, you can see the beginnings of modern Regency romance novels, and the language used is of its age and so very subtle.
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