Daisy Goodwin
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The American Heiress
— published 2010 — 17 editions |
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The Duchess's Tattoo: Thoughts on THE AMERICAN HEIRESS
— published 2011 — 2 editions |
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101 Poems That Could Save Your Life: An Anthology of Emotional First Aid
by Daisy Goodwin , Scott Simon — published 2002 — 5 editions |
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The Nation's Favourite Love Poems
— published 1997 |
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101 Poems To Get You Through The Day
— published 2003 — 5 editions |
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Essential Poems
— 4 editions |
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101 Poems To Keep You Sane
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Poems To Last A Lifetime
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101 Poems To Help You Understand Men
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The Silver River
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“I was waiting at table tonight, on account of it being such a big party, and just as I was coming round with the savoury, one of the ladies went and broke her necklace by fidgeting with it at the ta ble. She thought she picked 'em all up but this one rolled under my foot and I stood on it tight until all the ladies went upstairs. I wanted to give it to you. You're a black pearl, Bertha, that's what you are and it's only right that you should have it.”
― Daisy Goodwin, The American Heiress
― Daisy Goodwin, The American Heiress
“...when I see you here amidst all this, I realise that I proposed to a very small part of you. I thought I was giving you a home and a position, but here I see that I am taking you away from so much.”
― Daisy Goodwin, The American Heiress
― Daisy Goodwin, The American Heiress
“In the Blue Room, Cora Cash was trying to concentrate on her book. Cora found most novels hard to sympathise with -- all those plain governesses -- but this one had much to recommend it. The heroine was 'handsome, clever, and rich', rather like Cora herself. Cora knew she was handsome -- wasn't she always referred to in the papers as 'the divine Miss Cash'? She was clever -- she could speak three languages and could handle calculus. And as to rich, well, she was undoubtedly that. Emma Woodhouse was not rich in the way that she, Cora Cash, was rich. Emma Woodhouse did not lie on a lit à la polonaise once owned by Madame du Barry in a room which was, but for the lingering smell of paint, an exact replica of Marie Antoinette's bedchamber at le petit Trianon. Emma Woodhouse went to dances at the Assembly Rooms, not fancy dress spectaculars in specially built ballrooms. But Emma Woodhouse was motherless which meant, thought Cora, that she was handsome, clever, rich and free.”
― Daisy Goodwin, The American Heiress
― Daisy Goodwin, The American Heiress
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