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Mary Louise Dallon, fearful of being trapped forever in her parents' cramped farmhouse, is too naive to resist the limited attractions of the nearby ...Show synopsisMary Louise Dallon, fearful of being trapped forever in her parents' cramped farmhouse, is too naive to resist the limited attractions of the nearby small town in the provincial Ireland of 1955. A hasty marriage leads to despair and desolation. Read by the actress Sinead Cussack.Hide synopsis
Description:Used-Good. This book is in good condition. All pages are intact...Used-Good. This book is in good condition. All pages are intact, there are no tears to the book and the book is nice and clean. The pages might be slightly dog eared through previous use and textbooks might have a small amount of highlighting but nothing which will obstruct getting the maximum out of the book. Customers are protected by 100% refund guarantee if they are not happy.
Description:Good. Possible defects such as light shelving wear may exist....Good. Possible defects such as light shelving wear may exist. May have minor creasing, writing, stickers and/or residue. COAS Books, A Bookstore for Everyone. Buy with confidence-Satisfaction Guaranteed!
Description:Used-Good. Book in good or better condition. Dispatched same...Used-Good. Book in good or better condition. Dispatched same day from US or UK warehouse.
Description:Very Good in Very Good jacket. 0670845434 First Edition / First...Very Good in Very Good jacket. 0670845434 First Edition / First Impression. A very good copy with no inscriptions in a very good price clipped dust jacket.
Description:As New in As New jacket. 8vo. pp. 220, "'Reading Turgenev' is...As New in As New jacket. 8vo. pp. 220, "'Reading Turgenev' is the story of Mary Louise Dallon. Young and ingenuous, fearful of being trapped for ever in her parent's cramped farmhouse, she cannot resist the limited attractions of the nearby small town. Then she marries into it, only to discover a despair and a desolation that her sheltered girlhood has not even faintly exposed her to. When she is rescued it is not by a stalwart lover who might hurry her away to happiness ever after but by a bespectacled boy in poor health who reads Turgenev to her in a deserted country churchyard. Beneath his spell Mary Louise slowly returns to life, but the reality of her marriage, of her husband's two grimly destructive sisters and the claustrophobia of a town that once seemed like paradise, do not readily free her from their grasp. Her brief love affair is all she has to cherish, and she knows that to survive at all she must cherish it to the very grave. Originally published together with 'My House in Umbria'-its complementary novel-'Reading Turgenev' is a masterpiece. The cumulative impact of the author's precise prose is shattering, as he demonstrates how the life of the imagination can overcome reality in 'one of the most beautiful and memorable things he has written' (Hermione Lee, 'Independent on Sunday).
Description:New York: Viking, 1991. A very good copy in a very good...New York: Viking, 1991. A very good copy in a very good dustwrapper, with slight nicks at extremities. Originally published with its complimentary novel, My House in Umbria, this publication was the first in which Reading Turgenev appeared on its own. Short-listed for the Booker Prize. Trevor is an unusually-compelling author. : Store. First edition.
Description:Good in Good jacket. Sound book with clean pages and clear...Good in Good jacket. Sound book with clean pages and clear content. Slight edgewear to dust jacket. Name previous owner on FEP.
