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Henry James

Category Classic Fiction
Pages 256 Pages
Cover Type Paperback
Type Textbook
Language English

ISBN 9789350091128

Rs. 400

Hachette Book Group

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The Other House

The Other House

By Henry James · Published by Hachette Book Group

"You should have let her alone, Tony Bream, because you're madly in love with her!' In three beautifully-crafed, dramatic acts, James's little-known novel The Other House unravels the painfully complicated emotional ties which exist within a group of friends and lovers connected by two neighbouring homes. Mrs Beaver - lady of Eastmead and fondly nicknamed 'the queen-mother' - presides over the affairs in question, keenly steering them in the direction of the sucessful marriage of her son Paul. But the delightfully attractive Tony Bream, master of Bounds, draws beautiful women to him like moths to flame. Passionate Rose Armiger and sweet Jean Martle allow their deep-rooted but secretive love for him to dictate their lives. But when the battle for reciprocation commences in earnest, it must be fought publicly and to the bitter end. The only paperback edition available, with introduction, bibliography, text summary and chronology of James's life and times"

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ISBN 9789350091128
Pages 256 Pages
Cover Type Paperback
Type Textbook
Language English
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SKU 2010000237540

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