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Old cantankerous Mr. Peniculk, has devious motives for his three great-nephews, when he plans for his step-daughter's future; his fortune will be Kitty's dowry. As the three young men scramble for her hand, Kitty counters with her own plan, a sham engagement that should keep wedlock at bay.
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- "Old cantankerous Mr. Peniculk, has devious motives for his three great-nephews, when he plans for his step-daughter's future; his fortune will be Kitty's dowry. As the three young men scramble for her hand, Kitty counters with her own plan, a sham engagement that should keep wedlock at bay."@en
- "Young Kitty Charing will inherit a vast sum of money from her uncle, but only if she will marry one of her cousins, not a choice lot."
- "Young Kitty Charing will inherit a vast sum of money from her uncle, but only if she will marry one of her cousins, not a choice lot."@en
- "A young woman forced to wed one of her cousins, persuades mild-mannered cousin Freddy to enter into a mock engagement with her. Kitty really has her sights set on her charming cousin Jack, but as she enters the whirlwind of London high society, will Kitty retain her childhood passion for the dashing Jack, or will she find that her engagement to Freddy is actually the real thing?"@en
- "Young Kitty Charing stands to inherit a vast fortune from her irascible great-uncle Matthew--provided she marries one of her cousins. Kitty is not wholly adverse to the plan, if the right nephew proposes. Unfortunately, Kitty has set her heart on Jack Westruther, a confirmed rake, who seems to have no inclination to marry her anytime soon. In an effort to make Jack jealous, and to see a little more of the world than her isolated life on her great-uncle's estate has afforded her, Kitty devises a plan."
- "Everyone knew that the wily old gentleman's fortune was to be his stepdaughter's dowry when she married one of his great nephews. Hence the scramble for her hand. Nor was it strange that a sensible girl in this position should try to gain a little breathing space by pretending to be engaged to an accommodating young beau."@en
- "A young woman forced to wed one of her cousins, persuades mild-mannered cousin Freddy to enter into a mock engagement with her. Kitty really has her sights set on her charming cousin Jack, but as she enters the whirlwind of London high society, will Kitty retain her childhood passion for the dashing Jack, or will she find that her engagement to Freddy is actually the real thing?"
- "Cantankerous Mr. Penicuik has hatched a typically freakish plan for his stepdaughter's future and his own amusement: his fortune will be Kitty's dowry, but while the beaux are scrambling for her hand, Kitty counters with her own inventive, if daring, scheme: a sham engagement should keep wedlock at bay...."
- "ROMANCE: HISTORICAL. The three great-nephews of cantankerous Mr Penicuik know better than to ignore his summons, especially when it concerns the bestowal of his fortune. His freakish plan is that his fortune will be his step-daughter's dowry."
- "Everyone knew that the wily old gentleman's fortune was to be his stepdaughter's dowry when she married one of his great nephews. Hence the scramble for her hand."@en
- "The three great-nephews of cantankerous Mr. Penicuik know better than to ignore his summons, especially when it concerns the bestowal of his fortune. The wily old gentleman has hatched a typically freakish plan for his stepdaughter's future and his own amusement--his fortune will be Kitty's dowry. But while the beaux are scrambling for her hand, Kitty counters with her own inventive, if daring, scheme--a sham engagement should keep wedlock at bay."@en
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