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“phyllis bottome”

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  • The Crystal Heart

    by Phyllis Bottome ...
    Joy Featherstone enters the world with an uncommon radiance, a child whose large blue eyes hold secrets of incommunicable mirth and whose love extends indiscriminately to lambs, horses, and even the household cats. Raised in the isolated grandeur of Rock Lodge overlooking the Devonshire cliffs, she navigates a household of nine siblings, a distant and principled father, and a mother whose quiet ... Read more

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  • The Lifeline

    by Phyllis Bottome ...
    The Lifeline is a classic thriller first published in 1946 by Faber. It's an essential read if you're a fan of Ian Fleming's work or love a smart, original, fast-paced spy story, the first book to be picked by the Ian Flemming Society for the James Bond Book Club. Mark Chalmers, is 36, dark haired, athletic, keen on skiing and winter sports, speaks fluent French and German and has a taste for wine ... Read more

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  • Old Wine

    by Phyllis Bottome ...
    The vast old room was like a field at dusk. Firelight flickered faintly at a great distance, making a pool of light on the intricate parquet floor. In this pool of light sat Otto Wolkenheimb, silent and motionless. At one of the five windows another silent and motionless figure stood gazing down on the grass-grown square.It was the Autumn of 1918, and to these two men of a crumbling Empire it was ... Read more

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  • The Second Fiddle

    by Phyllis Bottome ...
    The novel likely explores themes of identity, ambition, and the dynamics between individuals in various relationships. The title "The Second Fiddle" suggests a narrative where characters grapple with issues of power, dominance, and the consequences of being in a secondary or subordinate position.Phyllis Bottome's writing style typically delves deep into the psychology of her characters, offering ... Read more

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  • Broken Music

    by Phyllis Bottome ...
    In "Broken Music," Phyllis Bottome likely presents a narrative that delves into the complexities of human relationships, emotions, and psychological struggles. The title suggests themes of discord, emotional turmoil, and perhaps the fractured nature of the characters' lives.Bottome's writing is known for its psychological depth, nuanced characterizations, and exploration of moral dilemmas. "Broken ... Read more

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  • The Kingfisher

    by Phyllis Bottome ...
    Jim was not sure when it first dawned on him that there was such a thing as security. When he did realise it he supposed it to be like one of those things, procurable for others, but unprocurable for him, which were marked at a shilling in the shop windows.He had never known bodily safety except for the first few weeks of his life, when his mother by a species of enlightened tact threatened to ... Read more

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  • Don't Marry: Advice on How, When and Who to Marry, Strange Marriage Customs, The Perfect Wife, A Lovers' Tale, As A Woman Thinks, Dead Men's Shoes (Complete)

    by James W. Donovan & Leo Markun & Phyllis Bottome & Maurice Hewlett & Corra Harris & Mary Elizabeth Braddon ...
    Our young people seem to be fully capable of choosing their own mates. At any rate, they feel that they are, and they deeply resent interference on the part of others. Such a condition has not always existed. It does not exist everywhere even now. For one thing, parental authority means comparatively little in twentieth-century America. Mothers and, to a lesser extent, fathers, are honored chiefly ... Read more

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  • The Derelict

    by Phyllis Bottome ...
    The Derelict by Phyllis Bottome is a compelling work of classic literary fiction that explores the profound themes of identity, redemption, and the resilience of the human spirit. Through emotionally rich storytelling and keen psychological insight, the novel examines the lives of individuals who struggle to find purpose, belonging, and hope in the face of adversity. As the narrative unfolds, ... Read more

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  • The Dark Tower

    by Phyllis Bottome ...
    In "The Dark Tower," the story likely revolves around themes of love, betrayal, and redemption. The title suggests a sense of foreboding or mystery, and the novel may explore darker aspects of the human psyche.The plot may follow the experiences of the protagonist as they navigate through complex relationships and moral dilemmas. The "dark tower" could symbolize a metaphorical obstacle or ... Read more

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  • "Broken Music"

    Enriched edition. A Journey of Loss, Resilience, and Self-Discovery

    by Phyllis Bottome, Jared Nicholson ...
    In "Broken Music," Phyllis Bottome intricately weaves a narrative that explores the fragmented lives of its characters, each grappling with the dissonances of personal and societal discord. The novel is characterized by its lyrical prose and rich emotional depth, reflecting the turmoil of the post-World War I era, a time teetering on the edge of modernity and tradition. Bottome deftly constructs a ... Read more

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  • Old Wine

    A Tale of Love, Loss, and Redemption in 20th Century Society

    by Phyllis Bottome ...
    In Old Wine, Phyllis Bottome delves into the complexities of human relationships, shifting identities, and the passage of time. Set against the backdrop of early 20th-century England, Bottome's prose is characterized by its psychological depth and subtle characterizations, reminiscent of the modernist literary style. The narrative seamlessly interweaves themes of nostalgia and disillusionment, as ... Read more

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  • The Dark Tower

    Exploring the Depths of the Human Psyche in Interwar Vienna

    by Phyllis Bottome ...
    Phyllis Bottome's "The Dark Tower" elegantly weaves a narrative exploring the intricacies of human emotion, particularly through the lens of romantic obsession and existential dread. Set against the backdrop of a post-World War I Europe, the novel employs a modernist style characterized by its introspective monologues and fragmented narrative structure, mirroring the disillusionment of the era. ... Read more

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