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The Eye of Love by Margery Sharp · Booklabria

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The Eye of Love

Social life and customsOrphans

The Eye of Love

Name: The Eye of Love
Author: Margery Sharp

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First published: 1957
Language: English
Editions: 8

Synopsis

This light-hearted, witty tale tells of the slightly ridiculous relationship between Miss Dolores Diver and Harry Gibson. They met at the Chelsea Arts Ball; he went as a paper parcel and she as a Spanish dancer. For ten years, their bliss was complete until Mr Gibson decides to marry the spoilt daughter of a wealthy benefactor in order to save his ailing business.

Subjects: Social life and customs
Orphans
Aunts

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