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Cranford by Elizabeth Gaskell - a review by a Mosman Reader
A classic I missed in younger days and quite delightful. Mrs Gaskell gives a most intimate view of life in Victorian England with a gentle humour. She depicts a struggle to survive in a tight-laced world, almost alien to our modern ways. About
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