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The Poor Governess by Barbara Cartland · Booklabria

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Barbara Cartland
The Poor Governess

Romance, HistoricalImpostor

The Poor Governess

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First published: 1982
Editions: 10 in 3 languages

Synopsis

Lara is a country parson's daughter, eager for adventure, who trades places with a friend so she can experience first-hand the lives of the very rich. At the lavish estate of the Marquis of Keyston, masquerading as a governess, she learns an unexpected lesson in love--in the arms of her employer!

Subjects: Romance, Historical
Impostor
Set in: England
Characters: Lara

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10 in 3 languages

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English7 French1 Turkish1

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