Thread: Anyone got Arnold Bennett's "These Twain"?
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Old 04-16-2009, 07:36 AM   #6
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Originally Posted by Mike L View Post
Zelda, let me add my thanks.

After reading Clayhanger, I decided to postpone reading Hilda Lessways until I was sure I could find These Twain.

That was in 1972, and I've been looking ever since.
1972 !!! well i'm very happy to have pointed both of you in the right direction ! but really you should thank the internet archive, and google. enjoy the book ! (you're making me want to take a look myself now... i've never read anything by bennett but clearly it must be good stuff.)
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