Martha Sinnott returns with her second husband to the New England artists' colony she left behind seven years earlier when she divorced her first husband. The townfolk have remained much the same, including Martha's former husband, who has relocated nearby. Martha is in touch with her former friends, who are in touch with her former husband, so Martha should be able to see him as well, shouldn't she?
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MARY MCCARTHY (1912-1989) was a short-story writer, bestselling novelist, essayist, and critic. She was the author of The Stones of Florence and Birds of America, among other books.
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New Leeds, Sandy Gray, John Sinnott, Miss Lamb, New York, Harold Huber, Jane Coe, Western Union, Harriet Huber, Will Harlow, Miles Murphy, Warren Coe, Dolly Lamb, Uncle Chet, First National, Historical Society, Eleanor Considine, Helen Murphy, Poor John, Prince Hal New!
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New Leeds, Sandy Gray, John Sinnott, Miss Lamb, New York, Harold Huber, Jane Coe, Western Union, Harriet Huber, Will Harlow, Miles Murphy, Warren Coe, Dolly Lamb, Uncle Chet, First National, Historical Society, Eleanor Considine, Helen Murphy, Poor John, Prince Hal New!
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