The Prisoner of Zenda & Its Sequel Rupert of Hentzau

from ocianain

What is it about the English? On one hand they're a raging, thieving horde grinding weaker peoples beneath their booted heel, on the other hand, they write the some of the best fiction out there. This is some of the best of the best. In a ironic twist of fate a Englishman works to save an oppress...

from raizel

SPOILER: i was excited to learn that there was a sequel and hoped that at last that true love wouldn't have to yield to honor and responsibility. Instead, what I remember from reading the sequel is that the structure is very like the original and we never learn what the main character decides.

from antiquary

One of my all-time favorites, chiefly for Prisoner --Rupert is too sad for me. I can still recall reading it I suppose about 50 years ago. I also love the movie versions.

from antiquary

One of my all-time favorites, chiefly for Prisoner --Rupert is too sad for me. I can still recall reading it I suppose about 50 years ago. I also love the movie versions.