An edition of Good-bye, my Lady
(1954)
Good-bye, my Lady.
[1st ed.]
by Street, James H.
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Novel set in Mississippi about a boy and his dog.
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"The swamp was sleeping the night away, but the boy was wide awake as he sat on the steps or the cabin and listened to the moonlight rhythm of things - the swish of the river around the cypress knees, the hum of insects, the low rumblings of the bullfrogs and the high cries of the wildcats."
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Previously published in the Saturday evening post, Dec. 6, 1941, under title: Weep no more, my lady.
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