THE HOME OF THE AYLMERS
Written by Marjorie Douglas
Illustrated by Bertram Prance
Published by Pickering & Inglis Ltd.
in 1933
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THE HOME OF THE AYLMERS
Written by Marjorie Douglas.
Illustrated by Bertram Prance.
Stock no. 1108783
1947.
Hardback.
Very good condition in a good dustwrapper.
Green cloth with brown title to spine and vignette to front cover. Colour frontis (by Prance). Bumping to corners. Inscription in ink to front endpaper. Some creasing. Browning and foxing. Wrapper is very creased, with edge-tears and chips; some loss; some large white label repairs to verso.
Front cover
Contents
- The Rectory at St. Aidan's, wherein is located this delightful story, is truly the centre of parish life, possessing that greatly appreciated attraction - an ever-open door. The genial Rector is never happier than when dispensing hospitality. And as the story of English family life, in which we find the relationships of the principal characters somewhat mixed, unfolds itself, the interest of the reader is sustained to the very end by the efforts to unravel the tangle. High deals pervade the story, making it especially suitable for girls in their late teens.