The Sanger family are left stranded in the Austrian Tyrol, when their father, Albert Sanger, the composer, dies. Lewis Dodds, one of his students, and his wife Florence, become the children’s self-appointed guardians and take them back to London. Fourteen-year-old Teresa falls completely in love with Lewis, obsessed with his career as a musician, and he eventually persuades her to go abroad with him. A broken-down boarding-house in Brussels becomes her first real home, where a fleeting glimpse of happiness is but a prelude to tragedy.
Author(s): Margaret Kennedy
Publisher: William Heinemann Ltd
Year: 1924
Language: English
Commentary: Library stamp on page 45.
Pages: 326
City: London
Tags: Fiction;British Fiction;Bohemian Fiction;Bohemianism;
Title......Page 3
Summary......Page 1
Dedication......Page 5
Contents......Page 7
Book I - Sanger's Circus......Page 9
Chapter I......Page 11
Chapter II......Page 25
Chapter III......Page 42
Chapter IV......Page 63
Chapter V......Page 72
Book II - Nymphs and Shepherds......Page 85
Chapter VI......Page 87
Chapter VII......Page 99
Chapter VIII......Page 110
Chapter IX......Page 125
Chapter X......Page 139
Chapter XI......Page 147
Chapter XII......Page 161
Book III - The Silver Sty......Page 171
Chapter XIII......Page 173
Chapter XIV......Page 188
Chapter XV......Page 202
Chapter XVI......Page 213
Chapter XVII......Page 227
Chapter XVIII......Page 243
Chapter XIX......Page 258
Book IV - Three Meet......Page 267
Chapter XX......Page 269
Chapter XXI......Page 283
Chapter XXII......Page 298
Chapter XXIII......Page 308
Chapter XXIV......Page 326
