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“When a child is born the mother also is born again.”

Quote by Gilbert Parker

Book:The lane that had no turning and other associated tales concerning the people of Pontiac. Parables of a province

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The lane that had no turning and other associated tales concerning the people of Pontiac. Parables of a province

This book is a compilation of tales that delve into the cultural and social fabric of Pontiac, using parables to reflect on the province's history and its inhabitants' lives. more

Author

Gilbert Parker, born on November 23, 1862, was a renowned British novelist. His works are known for their detailed portrayal of rural life and social changes in England, which have won him great popularity among readers. more

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