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Honour wagered and lost
Author: A.Broadsword
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(Added on Nov 15, 2014)
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Sarah's father has a run if bad luck and to win back his house wagers her honour, but loses, and has to watch Sarahs honour taken forthwith before witnesses. |
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Average
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| Reviewer:
JimmyJump
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Nov 21, 2014 |
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Some of A.Broadsword's stories read like Vaudeville theatre pieces because they are written in the style of, well, Vaudeville theatre pieces.
Makes sense, doesn't it...
Has me looking for balconies in order to shout "Oh Romeo, where art thou" for the simple reason I only remember Juliet's lines.
JJ (9/10)
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