Caroline Tabach asked:
Can anyone send the above digests?
thanks
Done.
Janice Brown
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Rose wrote:
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Also Lark in the Morn which I've wanted for ages since finding Lark on the
Wing. Also hbk with dw, but not 1st.
Another Elfrida Vipont - The Pavilion, hbk, dw, 1st 1969. Don't know it at
all, but looking forward to her style of writing.
You now have the same three that I have,
Shereen said...
Anyone got any thoughts about the scarlet fever epidemic in Masha?
I can't comment on that one, I'm afraid, as I've never read the book. From
the brief description you provide, it sounds like a combination of help!
What happens next? and something that hadn't occurred to me: an
Marguerite said...
I seem to remember that Germany actually made it official that Frau could
be
used by any adult woman,I don't know if since then [in the 1970s] it has
replaced Fraulein . Any one from Germany on the list.AFAIK there is no
equivalent to Ms in Germany or France.
When I was
It's not quite an annual - more of a collection of short stories. Just
come across it in a tidy up - it contains an EBD Rescue in the
Snows. Not a CS one, just a one off by the looks of things.
Is it a particularly rare one? I've not come across it before.
The book is called My favourite story
Hi Janice
I seem to have an email problem in that I haven't received any post since
Fri. night which is almost impossible. My ISP's website where I can log
into my acc. says there are no messages for me, but having looked in GO's
archives, there should be at least 2 digests by now. Don't
Debra wondered...
Also I was wondering about TB - before antibiotics did people recover
spontaneously, or did the people thought to be threatened who didn't
actually die not really have consumption in the first place.
Yes, I believe some people did recover, due simply to their own body's
The doctor did tell Mrs Linton not to attend public places, though,
presumably to avoid infecting others.
Lisa S
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as far as I've been able to tell, there was
I'm not going to put spoilers because I don't think I'm giving away any of
the plot.
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I'm glad you partly enjoyed No Boats on Bannermere, Barbara!
Then there are hits
at the boarding school story, with Bill wondering why
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Of course, I don't think having the disease without noticing was a common
thing, but people *did* recover from it even before medication (as they
recovered from assorted other diseases).
I think large numbers of people (most
I wrote;
But, personally, I do think Ransome is much more a
safe kind of writer, in that he only wrote one kind of book,
To avoid confusion, I should say I mean he stuck to one kind of book in his
different or groundbreaking work for children (i.e. the Swallows and
Amazons books), not his
Helen asked:
What is it about Dogger? I think I've only read it once, and don't
remember
feeling particularly tearful.
It's just a very ordinary kindness of a big sister to her little brother, I
don't know why it makes me cry but it does, even after the umpteenth time.
Unlike Tig, the end of
Ethel Turner was born in England though, so perhaps English attitudes are to
be expected. Her mother brought Ethel and her sisters to Australia when
she was about 10. A semi-autobiographical novel of her early life is Three
little maids.
Three Little maids is back in print,
Yesterday Mandy and I travelled 2 1/2 hours each way, in nasty weather, to
an Abbey meeting. Is that dedication or what? Anyway we got to a little
town and there was one of those junky antiquey shops open so , having been
there before and knowing they had books, we went in. I found five
I thought it was a made-up creature, but I just googled found
out that a puggle is a baby platypus or echidna the one I had
looks just like the picture of the baby echidna at
http://www.members.optusnet.com.au/~fourth_crossing/a_puggle.htm
Can't believe I didn't know this before!
The bag it
I am enjoying reading all the BD essays very much,
thanks to those who write them.
Caroline Tabach
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