Rafael Sabatini Dustjacket Gallery |
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Illustrator: Harold James Cue (1882-1945)
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Scaramouche |
| The scene of "Scaramouche" is laid in France of the Revolution. Forced to flee for his revolutionary activities, the hero joins a band of strolling players, and takes the part of Scaramouche, one of the stock characters of the French drama, whose rogueries, witticisms and adventures fit his own nature to perfection. There follows a romance, tense, colorful and profoundly absorbing that carries one spellbound through crowded days of glorious adventure. Never will the reader forget the sardonic Scaramouche, who fights equally well with tongue and rapier, who was "born with the gift of laughter and a sense that the world was mad." |
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Scaramouche - Editions & Formats |
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