Fare you well, my shining city (1933)
Thomas Washington-MetcalfeRepository | Library | Shelf |
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Somerset | Somerset Studies | B 823 WAS |
GRN0424150
Publication Details
GRN0424150
19cm
Hardback
368p
The Santa Anna series - trilogy, 3rd
The author lived in Bratton Fleming, Devon.
Glued to the front of this edition is a review by Basil Maine and a handwritten letter by the author in response. The letterhead is The Old Rectory, Heathfield, Norton Fitzwarren, Somerset.
First line:
There was an intense darkness over the sea. Night had fallen some hours earlier, descending upon the waters, enveloping them and the fine lines, the aspiring triple masts of the white schooner which ahad lain becalmed since the early afternoon, in an obscurity so profound that it seemed material: for the coming of the dark, all had vanished, as though beneath the folds of a sombre cloak, dropped suddenly from the heavens.
Glued to the front of this edition is a review by Basil Maine and a handwritten letter by the author in response. The letterhead is The Old Rectory, Heathfield, Norton Fitzwarren, Somerset.
First line:
There was an intense darkness over the sea. Night had fallen some hours earlier, descending upon the waters, enveloping them and the fine lines, the aspiring triple masts of the white schooner which ahad lain becalmed since the early afternoon, in an obscurity so profound that it seemed material: for the coming of the dark, all had vanished, as though beneath the folds of a sombre cloak, dropped suddenly from the heavens.