A Girl in Winter: A NovelThe story of a fateful winter day in the life of a European woman who has fled to England during WW II. |
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Page 131
... once again listless , Katherine knew she was giving in once more . " You'll pretty soon get sick of it . You say , Katherine , when you've had enough . You'll be teaching him irregular verbs before you know where you are . " She dropped ...
... once again listless , Katherine knew she was giving in once more . " You'll pretty soon get sick of it . You say , Katherine , when you've had enough . You'll be teaching him irregular verbs before you know where you are . " She dropped ...
Page 167
... once more awoken regret in her that she must leave them . Now that the surface of their relations had quietened in her mind , she saw that only her inquisi- tive imagination had prevented the holiday being like this from the evening she ...
... once more awoken regret in her that she must leave them . Now that the surface of their relations had quietened in her mind , she saw that only her inquisi- tive imagination had prevented the holiday being like this from the evening she ...
Page 180
... once more . As long as she was travelling , she was safe . But safe ! safe from what ? It was time she faced the question . What did she remember of the Fennels , plainly and without embroidery ? There had been Robin , of course ; he ...
... once more . As long as she was travelling , she was safe . But safe ! safe from what ? It was time she faced the question . What did she remember of the Fennels , plainly and without embroidery ? There had been Robin , of course ; he ...
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