THE LITTLE VILLAGE OF WORSTED, SOME SIXTY MILES WEST of London, is still, owing to the very defective railway system which hardly attempts to serve it, to a great extent unspoilt.
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August Folly
by Angela Mackail Thirkell
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The village of Worsted is staging Hippolytus under the aegis of the indefatigable Mrs. Palmer. Given this background, it seems inevitable that the most absurd romances should bloom, as indeed they do. Thirkell's novels provide a scrutiny of British manners in the most entertaining doses.
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August Folly
September 1993, Magna Large Print Books
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