Humor
The Princess Priscilla's fortnight
1905·224 pages
A restless German princess flees royal life for a simple fortnight in England in this witty early-1900s social comedy.
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A restless German princess flees royal life for a simple fortnight in England in this witty early-1900s social comedy.
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Elizabeth von Arnim was a prominent British writer who quickly rose to fame after her semi-autobiographical novel Elizabeth and Her German Garden. Von Arnim was a prolific author and she often wrote as an escape from what was an awful marriage. Some of von Arnim's other classics include The Enchanted April, The Pastor's Wife, and The Benefactress.The Princess Priscilla's Fortnight is a humorous novel that centers around a young German princess who grows tired of her privileged life and decides t...
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Sexual content
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Light romantic interest and attraction; no explicit content
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Mild references to good works and moral simple living
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Social satire on royalty, class privilege, and gender roles
Self-harm / suicide
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