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- Publisher: St. Martin's Press (2002)
- ASIN: B000OTLLQ4
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Everyone with whom I've shared this novel has expressed delight with it equal to mine. The author captures perfectly the eccentric flavor of small-town characters and their neighbors' acceptance of them. My wife expressed it best. "What are all these people I grew up with in my Alabama country town doing in Vermont?"
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Between two and three every summer afternoon on Bible Hill, a railroad train seemed to pass through the sky above the valley to the east. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
dumb end, mental politics, ghost roads, high lot Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Bible Hill, Miss Drumheller, Round Mountain, Dead River, Mountain Fair, Back Diamond, New Hampshire, Claude Littlejohn, New York, Old Home Week, New England, Hugo Usher, Lieutenant Hector, Sheep Desert, Wild Bill, Tip Top Bread, Quick Branch, Arthur Brackett, Errol Burgoyne, Gideon Harkness, Norton Rand, Frankie Avalon, Pliny Addams, Mark Noon, New Africa Hill New!
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Between two and three every summer afternoon on Bible Hill, a railroad train seemed to pass through the sky above the valley to the east. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
dumb end, mental politics, ghost roads, high lot Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Bible Hill, Miss Drumheller, Round Mountain, Dead River, Mountain Fair, Back Diamond, New Hampshire, Claude Littlejohn, New York, Old Home Week, New England, Hugo Usher, Lieutenant Hector, Sheep Desert, Wild Bill, Tip Top Bread, Quick Branch, Arthur Brackett, Errol Burgoyne, Gideon Harkness, Norton Rand, Frankie Avalon, Pliny Addams, Mark Noon, New Africa Hill New!
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- John Brown of Haddington by Robert MacKenzie on page 73
- Wild West (Headstart) by M Hill on page 59
- The French Revolution: A History (Modern Library Classics) by Thomas Carlyle on page 139
- Judgment Hill: A Novel (Hardscrabble Books-Fiction of New England) by Castle Freeman Jr. in Front Matter
- Last Stand (Silhouette Special Edition) by W. Richard West on page 59
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