LADY MOLLY OF SCOTLAND YARD by Orczy, baroness - 1981

International Polygonics Ltd, 1981. Soft cover. Fine. A fine copy!

Academy Chicago Publishers, 2010-05-28. Paperback. Like New.

Academy Chicago Publishers, 2010-05-28. Paperback. New.

Intl Polygonics Ltd. Used - Good. Good condition. A copy that has been read but remains intact. May contain markings such as bookplates, stamps, limited notes and highlighting, or a few light stains. Bundled media such as CDs, DVDs, floppy disks or access codes may not be included.

international polygonics, 1981. 930330, very good -fine, spine crease, , , paperback,

IDB Productions, 2016-01-01. MP3 CD. New. This item is a brand new factory sealed MP3 disc supplied in a DVD case

MP3 Audio CD. Lady Molly of Scotland Yard I THE NINESCORE MYSTERY WELL, you know, some say she is the daughter of a duke, others that she was born in the gutter, and that the handle has been soldered on to her name in order to give her style and influence. I could say a lot, of course, but "my lips are sealed," as the poets say. All through her successful career at the Yard she honoured me with her friendship and confidence, but when she took me in partnership, as it were, she made me promise that I would never breathe a word of her private life, and this I swore on my Bible oath--"wish I may die," and all the rest of it. Yes, we always called her "my lady," from the moment that she was put at the head of our section; and the chief called her "Lady Molly" in our presence. We of the Female Department are dreadfully snubbed by the men, though don't tell me that women have not ten times as much intuition as the blundering and sterner sex; my firm belief is… Read More

MP3 Audio CD. Lady Molly of Scotland Yard I THE NINESCORE MYSTERY WELL, you know, some say she is the daughter of a duke, others that she was born in the gutter, and that the handle has been soldered on to her name in order to give her style and influence. I could say a lot, of course, but "my lips are sealed," as the poets say. All through her successful career at the Yard she honoured me with her friendship and confidence, but when she took me in partnership, as it were, she made me promise that I would never breathe a word of her private life, and this I swore on my Bible oath--"wish I may die," and all the rest of it. Yes, we always called her "my lady," from the moment that she was put at the head of our section; and the chief called her "Lady Molly" in our presence. We of the Female Department are dreadfully snubbed by the men, though don't tell me that women have not ten times as much intuition as the blundering and sterner sex; my firm belief is… Read More

MP3 Audio CD. Early detective literature is filled with male figures, from the prominent Sherlock Holmes, to Agatha Christie's Hercule Poirot. Very few authors have actually engaged in writing about female detectives, one of them being the prominent Baroness Orczy ? author of The Scarlet Pimpernell and additional works of great value, such as The Emperor's Candlesticks. Lady Molly of Scotland Yard is her unique set of 12 stories featuring Molly Robertson-Kirk, one of the earliest female detectives ever created as a fictional character.Although not necessarily a feminist work, Lady Molly of Scotland Yard definitely implies the ability of a female character to enter the dangerous and oftentimes considered improper world of police work. In the early 1910s, the idea of a female detective was unheard of, but the Baroness skillfully gets around the issue by introducing Molly's motive for becoming a detective: the prospect of saving her fiancee from a grossly false accusation.The unique storyline,as well as… Read More

MP3 Audio CD. Early detective literature is filled with male figures, from the prominent Sherlock Holmes, to Agatha Christie's Hercule Poirot. Very few authors have actually engaged in writing about female detectives, one of them being the prominent Baroness Orczy ? author of The Scarlet Pimpernell and additional works of great value, such as The Emperor's Candlesticks. Lady Molly of Scotland Yard is her unique set of 12 stories featuring Molly Robertson-Kirk, one of the earliest female detectives ever created as a fictional character.Although not necessarily a feminist work, Lady Molly of Scotland Yard definitely implies the ability of a female character to enter the dangerous and oftentimes considered improper world of police work. In the early 1910s, the idea of a female detective was unheard of, but the Baroness skillfully gets around the issue by introducing Molly's motive for becoming a detective: the prospect of saving her fiancee from a grossly false accusation.The unique storyline,as well as… Read More