A Week in Winter: A NovelMacmillan, 06.05.2002 - 352 Seiten Any reader who has ever fallen in love with a house will understand the attraction of Moorgate, a light-and-fresh-air-filled old farmhouse on the edge of the moor in Cornwall. The enchanting house now belongs to seventy-something Maudie Todhunter, the late Lord Todhunter's free-spirited second wife. (The first wife, Hilda, was supposedly a paragon of virtue, and Maudie has always felt second-best.) The light of Maudie's life is her vivacious stepgranddaughter, Posy, who begs Maudie to board a giant English mastiff whom Posy's mean-spirited mother has banned from the house. (The large and ungainly Polonius is an impossibly lovable canine who outshines Lassie by a mile and is destined to become a favorite of readers worldwide.) |
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... door she'd paused . ' Of course , there's always the possibility that you might die first and then all your wor- ries will be over . So taxing , deciding what other people should do with their belongings , isn't it ? ' Remembering the ...
... door key for herself and one for the agents ? Rob wasn't the sort to mislay keys . Aged about thirty - five , tall , tough , with a keen sense of hu- mour , he'd appealed to her at once . He'd looked over Moor- gate , making notes ...
... have a spare set for the office and the side door . What does Mr Abbot say about it ? ' ' Well , you see that's the whole point . ' Ned's voice was confiding , now , inviting her to share his bafflement CHAPTER TWO ...
... door key for myself , in case of emergency , and gave you the other to be going on with . How very tiresome . ' ' I suppose , ' he suggested diffidently , ' that there couldn't be another set somewhere ? You know ? Just knocking about ...
... door and rummaged in her bag for the car keys . What about those endless rows over Selina ? Those ac- cusations he'd hurled at her : that she was unsympathetic , cold , selfish ? What about those times that he'd gone alone to see his ...
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