A cowardly Oxford tutor is dragged into the plots around the Duke of Shrewsbury in the reign of William the Third and narrates his own disgrace Weyman made a career of brave heroes and here wrote the opposite deliberately - the narrator runs away in almost every chapter and is the more convincing for it Thirty-nine plates after Claude Lorrain and Charles Le Brun from duels to peasant families carry the flight and disgrace of a narrator who never ...
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