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Clementina

Name: Clementina
Brand: 1st World Library - Literary Society
SKU: 08414377
Price: 17.49 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: A E W Mason
ISBN: 9781421896014

A E W Mason

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English

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Libristo code: 08414377

Publishers 1st World Library - Literary Society, December 2007

The landlord, the lady, and Mr. Charles Wogan were all three, it seemed, in luck's way that Septembe... Full description

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The landlord, the lady, and Mr. Charles Wogan were all three, it seemed, in luck's way that September morning of the year 1719. Wogan was not surprised, his luck for the moment was altogether in, so that even when his horse stumbled and went lame at a desolate part of the road from Florence to Bologna, he had no doubt but that somehow fortune would serve him. His horse stepped gingerly on for a few yards, stopped, and looked round at his master. Wogan and his horse were on the best of terms. "Is it so bad as that?" said he, and dismounting he gently felt the strained leg. Then he took the bridle in his hand and walked forward, whistling as he walked.