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Tag Archives: Elizabeth Bowen
That is the question
Reading The Heat of the Day by Elizabeth Bowen, I was stopped short by this sentence: “As against that, Cousin Francis was safely dead, so could not be asked – or rather, could be asked, as often as Stella chose, … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Health, Moving on
Tagged Elizabeth Bowen, faith, Hamlet, life, love, mental-health, Shakespeare, writing
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