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The Sound of Coaches
The Sound of Coaches
Author: Leon Garfield
Once upon a winters night when the wind blew its guts out and a fishy piece of moon scuttled among the clouds, a coach came thundering down the long hill outside of Dorking. — So begins a raffish, picaresque adventure laid in eighteenth-century England that tells of a foundling lsd and his legacy, a travelling company of players, and as original ...  more »
ISBN: 49235
Pages: 216
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Publisher: Viking press
Book Type: Hardcover
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Briefly skimming through it, it appears to be a good, English romantic comedy with a message about the importance of learning who you really are INSIDE rather than where you came from.


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