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"Dorthea May is forced to face both her past and future when she is confronted by the company of a carefree young wanderer."@en
"The fragile façade of peaceful acceptance that an aging woman maintains is broken when she is forced to take in a young man for the week prior to an unexpected family wedding."@en
"The fragile façade of peaceful acceptance that an aging woman maintains is broken when she is forced to take in a young man for the week prior to an unexpected family wedding."
"An old woman's solitary existence is broken when she is asked by her family to lodge a young hippie in her London flat for a week. The way this very proper lady in her seventies interacts with her visitor, a homosexual, is the subject of the novel."@en
"An old woman's solitary existence is broken when she is asked by her family to lodge a young hippie in her London flat for a week. The way this very proper lady in her seventies interacts with her visitor, a homosexual, is the subject of the novel."
"Widow Dorothea May's solitary world is thrown into disarray when she meets a young wanderer whose presence forces her to face both her past and her future."
"Widow Dorothea May's solitary world is thrown into disarray when she meets a young wanderer whose presence forces her to face both her past and her future."@en

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