Comin' thro' the Rye
Helen Mathers
| Repository | Library | Shelf |
|---|---|---|
| Somerset | Somerset Studies | B 823 MAT |
Record Number
GRN0130404
Publication Details
Place
Publisher
RCN
GRN0130404
Number of pages
379p
Format
Hardback
Height
19cm
Embellishment
Illustrated
Note
First line:
It is the admirer of himself and not the admirer of virtue that thinks himself superior to others.
The author was born in Somerset to a wealthy family and educated at the village of Chantry near Frome. The book's setting is Chantry, but the names are changed to Charteris and Russel.
The author lived in Misterton Lodge, previously known as Misterton Manor House, since called 'Old Court'.
It is the admirer of himself and not the admirer of virtue that thinks himself superior to others.
The author was born in Somerset to a wealthy family and educated at the village of Chantry near Frome. The book's setting is Chantry, but the names are changed to Charteris and Russel.
The author lived in Misterton Lodge, previously known as Misterton Manor House, since called 'Old Court'.
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