Regency Words: Robbed
A reader was looking for some Regency slang meaning robbed: Grose’s Classical Dictionary of the Vulgar Tongue (1823) The above are two examples you will Continue
A girl with the gumption to refuse a duke.
Chemistry sizzles between Lady Marguerite Lennox and Thomas, the Duke of Argyle...When the handsome but supercilious Duke of Argyle makes Lady Marguerite an offer, she promptly refuses, even though it is a brilliant match. Being a duchess holds no charms for her and what is more, she thinks him arrogant and unlikeable. Thomas, the Duke of Argyle, will not take no for an answer.
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