The Outrageous Lady
first published 1977 Pan Books, 1977 155 pages
The masterful highwayman stood in the moonlight waiting for outrageous Lady Galatea Roysdon to relinquish her last jewel to his rakish, mocking command. "But you can not take this!" she protested. "It was my mother's and it is all I have left to remember her." Then he said in a different tone: "If I let you keep the ring, you must give me something of equal value." "I have... nothing else with me..." she began....
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