An edition of Something light. (1960)

Something light.

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An edition of Something light. (1960)

Something light.

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Professional dog photographer Louisa Datchett is indiscriminately fond of men. And they take shocking advantage of her good nature when they need their problems listened to, socks washed, prescriptions filled, or employment found.

But by the age of thirty, Louisa is tired of constantly being dispatched to the scene of some masculine disaster. It’s all well and good to be an independent woman—and certainly better than a “timid Victorian wife”—but the time has come for her to marry, and marry well. With the admirable discipline and dedication she’s always displayed in any endeavor involving men, Louisa sets out on her own romantic quest."

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Publisher
Little, Brown
Language
English
Pages
216

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Published in
Boston

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
823/.912
Library of Congress
PR6037.H334 S6 1960

The Physical Object

Pagination
216 p.
Number of pages
216

Edition Identifiers

Open Library
OL24220094M
Internet Archive
somethinglight00shar
OCLC/WorldCat
365998

Work Identifiers

Work ID
OL15152488W

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