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conversations.value: Give me a plot for a book about Valeria, Law, Lady entitled The Law and the Lady.
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conversations.value: The Law and the Lady: Valeria Brinton marries Eustace Woodville despite objections from Woodville's family leading to disquiet for Valeria's own family and friends.\nJust a few days after the wedding, various incidents lead Valeria to suspect her husband is hiding a dark secret in his past and she discovers that he has been using a false name.\nHe refuses to discuss it leading them to curtail their honeymoon and return to London where Valeria learns that he was on trial for his first wife's murder by arsenic.\nHe was tried in a Scottish court and the verdict was 'not proven' rather than 'not guilty' implying his guilt but without enough proof for a jury to convict him.\nValeria sets out to save their happiness by proving her husband innocent of the crime.\nIn her quest, she comes across the disabled character Miserrimus Dexter, a fascinating but mentally unstable genius, and his devoted female cousin, Ariel.\nDexter will prove crucial to uncovering the disturbing truth behind the mysterious death.
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conversations.value: Give me a plot for a book about Jane, Nigel, Juan entitled The Law and the Lady.
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conversations.value: The Law and the Lady (film): Jane Hoskins (Garson) has worked most of her life as a lady\'s maid, and is currently employed by Lord Minden and his haughty wife Lady Sybil Minden.\nLord Minden\'s younger twin brother, The Honourable Nigel Duxbury (Wilding) received only ten thousand pounds to his brother\'s five million because his brother was born five minutes before him and is therefore seen as being the elder sibling in the eyes of the law.\nHaving squandered his money, Nigel sneaks into his brother\'s home and steals Lady Minden\'s earrings.\nLady Minden accuses her maid Jane of the theft until Nigel steps forward and claims responsibility.\nJane is angry at being wrongly accused of theft by her employer and decides to quit her job and make her way into high society.\nNigel is impressed by Jane\'s attitude and, after securing the earrings in return for never bothering his brother again, he offers to take Jane out for an evening of fine dining.\nTogether they unintentionally con a wealthy gentleman into believing that Jane is a wealthy widow, the Lady Lovely, and that she collects donations for a fictional Egyptian charity called The Nile Fund.\nAt the end of the night, one hundred pounds wealthier, Jane makes a business arrangement with Nigel that the two of them should work together as confidence tricksters.\nJane and Nigel travel to Monte Carlo, San Remo and Shanghai, where they cheat at gambling and are repeatedly asked by the authorities to leave the country.\nEventually they make their way to San Francisco, where Nigel suggests they move into jewellery theft.\nNigel gets himself a job as a butler named Hoskins in the house of society queen Julia Wortin (Marjorie Main), and Jane befriends Mrs Wortin and is invited to the house as a guest.\nThe two plan to lift Julia\'s diamond necklace during their stay.\nJulia throws a party in Jane\'s honour and her exotic neighbor Juan (Lamas) begins to woo Jane.\nJane becomes somewhat swept off her feet at Juan\'s attentions to her, causing Nigel to become jealous.\nOn the first night of her stay, Jane locates Julia\'s safe and the necklace, but is touched by the lady\'s kindness towards her and has second thoughts about their plan, so she does not go through with it.\nThe following day Jane receives a proposal from Juan and decides to accept.\nJane and Nigel argue about Jane\'s decision, and although they share a kiss, they are reluctant to admit their feelings for one another, having long ago agreed that theirs was a strictly business relationship.\nJane decides to steal the necklace and give it to Nigel because she is worried about his future now that she will no longer be his partner in crime.\nJuan sees her give the necklace to Nigel and has already discovered that she is not really Lady Lovely.\nJuan and his servant apprehend Nigel, and Juan forces himself into Jane\'s room, where she activates the burglar alarm.\nRealising that Juan is not going to give her away, Jane reveals that she is a thief to Julia.\nNigel turns up with a letter from one of Julia\'s other house guests which contains libelous information with which he and Jane can blackmail Julia and her guests if they decide to turn Jane and Nigel over to the police.\nThe guests bid for ownership of the libelous letter, but Jane decides to give it to Juan for free for his kindness.\nJulia thinks the whole evening has been a bit of excitement and asks Jane and Nigel to stay on.\nThe following morning, after fighting over Jane the night before, Juan and Nigel inform Jane that they have decided Juan should be the one she ends up with.\nJane reveals her true love for Nigel by yelling at him for letting her down and revealing that she has always loved him but that he was "too stupid to know it".\nJuan bows out gracefully and Jane and Nigel decide to go straight and pay back everyone they have stolen money from.\nJust as they are about to leave the local sheriff shows up with an inspector from Scotland Yard who reveals that Lord Minden died in a grouse shooting accident and that Nigel is now Lord Minden and receives the fortune.\nNigel and Jane are now wealthy, however they are both under arrest for their initial deception of gaining the one hundred pounds for The Nile Fund.\nThe film ends with them happily going off to do their short jail term before living happily ever after.