The First Sir Percy
An Adventure of the Laughing Cavalier
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Publication
2000-03-01 - Buccaneer Books
Language
English
Word Count
80,000 words, Guess
Page Count
320 pages
Physical Format
Library Binding
Identifiers
- Internet Archivefirstsirpercyadv0000emmu
- ISBN-101568497342
- ISBN-139781568497341
- LibraryThing34372
- Goodreads390333
and 3 more
- Better World Books9781568497341
- Better World Books782-BAC-415
- Open LibraryOL8689655M
Description
The story starts in 1624 in the Netherlands and concerns the Scarlet Pimpernel’s ancestor, Diogenes, aka the first Sir Percy Blakeney. Diogenes and his friends Socrates and Pythagoras swear allegiance to the royalist cause. Their undivided loyalty results in many adventures — and more than one foe.
First Sentence
A MOONLESS night upon the sandy waste-the sky a canopy of stars, twinkling with super-radiance through the frosty atmosphere ; the gently undulating ground like a billowy sea of silence and desolation, with scarce a stain upon the smooth surface of the snow ; the mantle of night enveloping every landmark upon the horizon beyond the hills in folds of deep, dark indigo, levelling every chance hillock and clump of rough shrub or grass, obliterating road and wayside ditch, which in the broad light of day would have marred the perfect evenness of the wintry pall.
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