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“archibald marshall”

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  • A Spring Walk in Provence

    I was to walk through the country from the Italian border, but it rained so heavily on the first day that I went to Mentone and took the mountain tramway to Sospel, where in any case I had intended to spend the night. Two years ago, before this tram-line was quite finished, I motored up to Sospel to play golf. It was a pleasant experience, though not without its thrills, for the road zigzags and ... Read more

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  • The Eldest Son

    Nina, said the Squire, "I'm most infernally worried." He was sitting in his wife's morning-room, in a low chair by the fire. In front of him was a table set for tea for one—himself. There were buttered toast and dry toast and preserves, a massive silver teapot, milk jug, cream jug, and sugar basin, a breakfast cup of China tea, and two boiled eggs, one of which he was attacking, sitting forward in ... Read more

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  • Peggy in Toyland

    "Peggy in Toyland" is a novel written by Archibald Marshall, a British author known for his works during the early 20th century. This particular novel likely falls into the genre of children's literature or young adult fiction.The story might revolve around the adventures of Peggy, a young protagonist, as she explores a fantastical or imaginative world known as "Toyland." Within this setting, ... Read more

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  • Upsidonia

    In "Upsidonia," Marshall uses wit and humor to critique various aspects of society and politics. The fictional country serves as a mirror to the absurdities and contradictions of the real world, offering a satirical commentary on government, bureaucracy, and human behavior. The novel likely employs exaggerated characters and situations to highlight societal flaws and provoke thought and laughter ... Read more

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  • Upsidonia

    I had been walking for many days, carrying my pack, enjoying myself hugely and spending next to nothing. I had got into a wild hilly country, where habitation was very sparse, and had walked for hours that morning along a rough road without meeting a single human being. In the middle of the day I came to a moor-side hamlet, where I got something of a meal, and set out again almost immediately, ... Read more

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  • A Spring Walk in Provence

    "A Spring Walk in Provence" by Archibald Marshall is a delightful exploration of the picturesque landscapes and vibrant culture of Provence, France. The narrative captures the essence of springtime in this enchanting region, where blooming flowers and lush greenery create a stunning backdrop for the characters' journeys. Marshall's vivid descriptions transport readers to sun-drenched fields and ... Read more

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  • Sir Harry: A Love Story

    The Reverend David Grant, Vicar-elect of Royd, was a novelist as well as a priest. So when he paid his preliminary visit to Royd Castle, and sat himself down to write to his wife about it he did so with the idea of making his letter a piece of literature; or at least of making her see. For that was literature—making people see. He would take as much trouble over his letter as he would over a ... Read more

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  • The Honour of the Clintons

    In the great square dining-room at Kencote the Squire was sitting over his wine, with his eldest and youngest sons. From the walls looked down portraits of Clintons dead and gone, and of the horses and dogs that they had loved, as well as some pictures that by-gone owners of Kencote had brought back from their travels, or bought from contemporary rising and since famous artists. There were some ... Read more

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  • The Honour of the Clintons

    The novel is set against the backdrop of early 20th-century England, depicting the societal norms and values of the time. It delves into the interactions between family members, their aspirations, and the impact of their choices on their relationships and legacy. Throughout the narrative, Marshall weaves a tale that reflects on the complexities of human nature and the consequences of personal and ... Read more

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  • Sir Harry: A Love Story

    The novel follows the life of Sir Harry, a young English gentleman, as he navigates the complexities of love, social expectations, and personal growth. Set in the English countryside, the story explores themes of romance, class, and the responsibilities that come with privilege.Sir Harry, the protagonist, is portrayed as a charming and well-liked figure, but he faces a series of challenges in his ... Read more

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  • Abington Abbey A Novel

    Set in the early 20th century, "Abington Abbey" likely explores the lives of the inhabitants of a fictional English estate, focusing on the interactions between the family members, servants, and visitors. The narrative may delve into themes such as class, inheritance, romance, and societal norms of the time.Marshall's writing style is characterized by its attention to detail, vivid ... Read more

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  • Peter Binney: A Novel

    I'll do it to-day, said Peter Binney. He had been sitting deep in thought ever since he had climbed on to the omnibus outside his place of business in the Whitechapel Road. As the vehicle pursued its ponderous way through the crowded streets of the City, stopping now and again to add to its load of homeward-bound business men, Mr. Binney sat in his seat, silent and preoccupied, his eyes on the ... Read more

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