She Refused the Duke Last Season—On the Day of Her Father's Funeral He Was the Only One Who Stayed

The Duke's Fishing Lodge Lost Its Roof in the Storm — She Named His House Rules Before She Signed

His Wife Asked the Duke for a House of Her Own — He Showed Her Nine and Found a Fault in Every One

The Duke Married Her for Money and Sailed for Vienna — He Came Home to 94 Letters She Never Sent

The Duke Asked Her to Pose as His Betrothed for One Week — By Friday He Had Forgotten to Pretend

The Duke's Wife Woke From a Fever Believing He Loved Her — He Could Not Bring Himself to Tell Her

The Duke’s Aunt Announced His Engagement at Breakfast — She Kept Winding the Tower Clock

The Duke Came to Reclaim the Dower House — She Handed Him Forty Keys and Asked Which He Wanted First

She Met a Stranger at the Frost Fair and Told Him Her Jokes About the Duke — He Was the Duke

She Stopped Saving the Duke a Seat by the Fire - That Was the Night He Came Home Early

Ten Years Ago She Lent a Stranger Her Father's Watch — Now the Duke Has Come Back to Return It

The Duke Ordered Her Out of His Mother’s Garden — She Handed Him the Shears and Kept Working

The Duke's New Park Wall Ran Through Her Mother's Hives — She Moved Them Before It Was Mortared

For Once, the Duke Was the Worst Dancer in the Room - She Asked Him Again

“Your Mother Invited Me for Christmas,” She Told the Duke — “This House Is in Mourning,” He Said

She Moved the Duke's Chair Out of Her Light - He Asked What Time She Worked Tomorrow

The Duke Came Home to Sign the Separation — His Wife Poured His Tea and Asked How He Took It

She Read Out the Duke's Engagement Notice at Breakfast — to the Man Waiting for the Paper

She Had Refused the Duke Every Favour for Two Years. Then Her Lease Came Up and She Had to Ask.

She Told the Duke His New Bridge Would Flood the Village — He Arrived With a Measuring Rod

She Laughed at the Duke’s Awful Joke. He Knew She Was Being Kind.

She Came to Glaze the Orangery Before the Frost and Handed the Duke the Other End of the Sash

The Whole Road Stood Aside for the Duke's Chaise — She Weighed the Wagon Ahead of Him First

The Duke Asked to Be Moved Up the Library List — She Wrote Him Third and Kept Her Post

Walking at the city centre