Clothes In Books
Description of clothes taken from a book, a picture suggested by (rather than illustrative of) the words, plus some observations.
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Most recent posts
Vanishing Point by Patricia Wentworth lists say published 1953, the copyright says 1955 If you saw this sentence from the book, unadorned: Hazel Green communicated with Melbury --you might well think Hazel Green was the …
The Underground Man by Ross Macdonald published 1971 When reading Ross Macdonald I like to identify a sentence or two I feel could come from any/many of his books – nearly always the closing of …
Post-Xmas Snow: We Didn’t Go Back to School --was the name of a post I did some years back on Arthur Ransome’s Winter Holiday (a take, d’you see, on another series book We didn’t mean …