Beatrice Goes To Brighton (2011) - Plot & Excerpts
William Shakespeare Sir Geoffrey made his way home deep in thought. His ambition was to have a title – baron, viscount, earl or marquis. To this end, he had been cultivating friends of the Prince of Wales, and sending the prince handsome presents. So far, all he had received for his pains had been a slight nod from the prince at a ball. He wandered into his mother’s drawing-room, still trying to work out a way to introduce himself to this Miss Pym. ‘I am glad you are home, Geoffrey,’ said his mother. ‘I’ve had a tiresome afternoon.’ ‘Beatrice coming over nasty again?’ ‘No, but cold and insolent as usual. She had a visitor.’ Sir Geoffrey’s face darkened. ‘She isn’t supposed to have any visitors. Where is she?’ ‘Gone to sulk in her room.’ ‘And why did you allow this visitor to see her?’ ‘It was that female you told me about, you know, the one who set up the row at the inn. I handled her. Lady Beatrice knows what she’s supposed to do.
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