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“It was as though she was an exile from a world that saw things her way”

Quote by Robertson Davies

Book:The Deptford trilogy

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The Deptford trilogy

The Deptford Trilogy is a literary work consisting of three interconnected novels that delve into the lives and relationships of its characters across different periods of their lives. The series is known for its exploration of complex human emotions and its richly detailed portrayal of the characters' personal growth and the societal changes they experience. more

Author

Robertson Davies

Robertson Davies was a Canadian novelist known for his wit and humor. His works often set in the Canadian society, exploring the relationship between individuals and society. Davies' works include the 'Amos Fortune' series and the 'Crown of the North' series, which are highly appreciated by readers. more

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