In the canon
Rupert of Hentzau
Anthony Hope
- Form
- Form Novel
- Year
- Year 1898
- Pages
- Pages 250
A letter in Queen Flavia's own hand, meant for one man in England and for no other eye on earth, goes astray in Ruritania, and it is Rupert of Hentzau who picks it up. Anthony Hope hands his sequel to The Prisoner of Zenda to a new narrator, the loyal Fritz von Tarlenheim, and the change is a foreboding in itself: the voice that carried the first book is not the voice telling this one.
To Rudolf, who reigned lately in this city, and reigns for ever in her heart.
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