Pamela
xan. de 2013 · Pan
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A series of letters causes a nobleman to fall in love with a woman he can never marry.
Pamela opens in England, with a young maidservant who works for a noblewoman, Lady B. When Lady B suddenly dies, her son becomes infatuated with the young Pamela and tries to seduce her into becoming his mistress. When Pamela refuses, Mr B kidnaps her and locks her away in his country cottage. There the clever Pamela tries to escape, but Mr B has other plans ...
A best-selling and influential novel of its time, Pamela is an endearing story of misguided lust transformed into love, no matter the obstacles.
Pamela is part of Momentum's Classic Romance collection.
Pamela opens in England, with a young maidservant who works for a noblewoman, Lady B. When Lady B suddenly dies, her son becomes infatuated with the young Pamela and tries to seduce her into becoming his mistress. When Pamela refuses, Mr B kidnaps her and locks her away in his country cottage. There the clever Pamela tries to escape, but Mr B has other plans ...
A best-selling and influential novel of its time, Pamela is an endearing story of misguided lust transformed into love, no matter the obstacles.
Pamela is part of Momentum's Classic Romance collection.
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Samuel Richardson (1689 – 1761) was an English writer and publisher known for his epistolary novels: Pamela: Or, Virtue Rewarded, Clarissa: Or the History of a Young Lady, and The History of Sir Charles Grandison. Richardson was born in Derbyshire in 1689 and was educated a grammar school in London. Despite lacking formal education, he became a master printer and later a novelist. Pamela was a best-selling yet controversial novel of its time. Richardson died in 1761.
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