"The Half-Crown House" 1956 ASHTON, Helen Fleur Cowles

"The Half-Crown House" 1956 ASHTON, Helen Fleur CowlesASHTON, Helen [253] pp. Dodd, Mead & Company 1956 Book Club Edition 8 1 2" x 5 3 4" VG VG This is a story about a house, an old (and yet ever renewed) English country manor house, and of the splendors it has seen, the births and deaths, the hard times and the good. But mostly it is the story of the vivid people who have lived there and the mark that each has left. One would build a pavilion; another would pawn all but one precious piece of silver

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