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Spring green by Elizabeth Cadell · Booklabria

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Spring green

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First published: 1953
Language: English
Editions: 2

Synopsis

Mr. Donner and his beautiful daughter Coolie from Arizona, USA, come to the small English village of Polden. Donner wants to learn something of the past of a former resident of Polden who, emigrating to America and dying in Mr. Donner’s home town, left a large sum of money to the hospital there. Surprisingly little information is given to the Donners, although they soon win the hearts of the residents of Polden. Claire has to decide whether she truly loves Stephen, her childhood sweetheart, or if her love for him is just a friendship and nothing more.

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