Beatrix of Clare

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Beatrix of Clare

by John Reed Scott

EN·~7 hours·31 chapters

Chapters

31 total

[Illustration: Cover art.]

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[Frontispiece: The Countess raised her hand and pointed at him.]

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BY - JOHN REED SCOTT

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ILLUSTRATIONS - Cover Art - The Countess raised her hand and pointed at him … Frontispiece - The Duke fastened his eyes upon the young knight's face. - He struck him a swinging right arm blow that sent him plunging among the rushes on the floor.

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BEATRIX OF CLARE

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I. RUDDY TRESSES AND GREY EYES

16:36

II. RICHARD OF GLOUCESTER

15:52

III. THE VOICE ON THE RAMPARTS

14:51

IV. TRAILING CHAINS

15:25

V. THE CAPTURED FAVOR

14:39

Description

In a quiet forest clearing, a weary knight named Sir Aymer de Lacy is confronted by a flamboyant outlaw whose silk and velvet attire contrast sharply with his own armor. Their conversation crackles with wit as the bandit inspects the knight’s jeweled chain, ruby ring, and fine doublet, trading barbs about value, fashion, and courtesy. The exchange, laced with polite sarcasm, hints at a mutual curiosity that goes beyond a simple robbery.

As the archers lower their bows, the outlaw asks the knight to linger, suggesting that something more than treasure is at stake. De Lacy, already bound for Windsor, must weigh his sense of duty against the stranger’s enigmatic charm. Listeners are drawn into a world of medieval intrigue where honor, deception, and unexpected alliances begin to intertwine, setting the stage for a tale that balances romance with daring adventure.

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Language

en

Duration

~7 hours (440K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Al Haines

Release date

2005-11-18

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

John Reed Scott

John Reed Scott

1869–1942

A lawyer-turned-novelist from Gettysburg, he wrote brisk early-20th-century adventure fiction filled with romance, duels, and high-stakes intrigue. His stories range from society dramas to historical swashbucklers, with a touch of the fantastic in some of his work.

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