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The Day Of The Tortoise H E Bates

Name: The Day Of The Tortoise H E Bates
SKU: BELL-9534468
Price: 31.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1 (40 reviews)

SKU: BELL-9534468

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Publisher: Bloomsbury_Reader

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 1.99 MB

Author: H. E. Bates

ISBN: 9781448215386, 1448215382

Language: English

Year: 2014

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The Day Of The Tortoise H E Bates by H. E. Bates 9781448215386, 1448215382 instant download after payment.

The Day of the Tortoise, a novella published in 1961, is a touching tale of a brief interlude of pleasure in the stale existence of Fred Tomlinson, a man nearing his sixties.
A bachelor, Fred shops, cleans, cooks, and otherwise indulges the eccentric demands of his three spinster sisters until a chance meeting with the fun-loving Kitty who, without the sisters' knowledge, begins to disrupt the household's long-established routines.
Penniless, heavy-drinking, and pregnant by a married man, Kitty introduces Fred to dance, drink, kisses, and song while lodging in the stable. With Kitty's inevitable departure, will Fred retain some of his newly-discovered capacity for rebelliousness and joy?