
Volume 6.
Produced by David Widger
CHAPTER XXXIV - HIS GRACE MAKES ADVANCES
CHAPTER XXXV - IN WHICH MY LORD BALTIMORE APPEARS
CHAPTER XXXVI - A GLIMPSE OF MR. GARRICK
CHAPTER XXXVII - THE SERPENTINE
CHAPTER XXXVIII - IN WHICH I AM ROUNDLY BROUGHT TO TASK
CHAPTER XXXIX - HOLLAND HOUSE
CHAPTER XL - VAUXHALL
CHAPTER XLI - THE WILDERNESS
A spirited portrait of eighteenth‑century English society, this novel follows the restless Richard Carvel as he navigates love, loyalty, and the reckless allure of the racing world. When a heated confrontation with his friend Jack Comyn forces Richard to confront his tangled feelings for the enigmatic Dorothy, he is swept into a whirl of gossip, dueling egos, and the promise of high‑stakes wagers that could ruin or restore his reputation.
The narrative roams from the smoky taverns of Newmarket to the glittering halls of Brooks’s, introducing flamboyant dukes, charismatic rakes, and a cast of characters whose ambitions clash as wildly as the horses they cheer. Amid the clatter of cards and the thunder of hooves, Richard’s wit and impetuous heart drive a tale of youthful daring, where every toast and wager might tip the balance between triumph and disaster.
Language
en
Duration
~2 hours (123K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
2004-10-18
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1871–1947
A hugely popular American novelist in the early 1900s, he wrote historical fiction and political novels that spoke to the mood of Progressive Era readers. Though often overshadowed by the better-known British statesman of the same name, his books were major bestsellers in their day.
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