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Invisible Furies
After a thirty-year absence Christopher Turner returns to Paris. He is here to extricate his best friend's son Eric from the mercenary machinations of some Parisian gold-digger - or so it is assumed, at home in South Africa. Christopher, with melancholy memories of Paris, is deeply ambivalent about the city; and, as for the young Eric, Christopher remembers him as a brutish lout with little to recommend himself. But both the city and the young man take Christopher by surprise: far from having been corrupted by the place, Eric turns out to have been immeasurably improved by it. The spoilt so.
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- http://id.worldcat.org/fast/1204289
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- http://experiment.worldcat.org/entity/work/data/1119123709#Topic/fiction
- http://id.worldcat.org/fast/1127226
- http://experiment.worldcat.org/entity/work/data/1119123709#Topic/literary_criticism_european_english_irish_scottish_welsh
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- "After a thirty-year absence Christopher Turner returns to Paris. He is here to extricate his best friend's son Eric from the mercenary machinations of some Parisian gold-digger - or so it is assumed, at home in South Africa. Christopher, with melancholy memories of Paris, is deeply ambivalent about the city; and, as for the young Eric, Christopher remembers him as a brutish lout with little to recommend himself. But both the city and the young man take Christopher by surprise: far from having been corrupted by the place, Eric turns out to have been immeasurably improved by it. The spoilt so."@en
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- "Invisible furies"
- "Invisible Furies"@en
- "Invisible furies a novel"
- "Invisible furies : a novel"