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In This House of Brede, by Rumor Godden • Philippa Talbot is a successful London careei woman turned forty when she feels the call of the religious life. “I thought I was very well as 1 was,” she told the Brede Sacristan later, “a human, balanced person with a reasonable record; with the luck of having money, friends, love. Only suddenly it wasn’t enough.” She is one of the most attractive and sympathetic characters in Rumor Godden’s long and well-loved fictional roster. A Fortunate Man: The Story of a Country Doctor-John Sassal, M. B., CL. B., Obst., R.C.O.G., is a man to be admired for many reasons. In the team-oriented scientific world of this century, he has survived' brilliantly or his own • an English country doctor who makes a contribution to the lives in his district that is probably immeasurable. John Berger’s text and Jean Mohr’s extraordinary photographs portray with remarkable accuracy and intensity the life of this man. The Sound of the Mountain, by Yasunari Kawabata • The novel by the 1968 Nobel Prize winning author is concerned with the anxieties and desires of an old man, Shingo, who lives with his family in a suburb of Tokyo. The events of the novel are real and immediate, yet throughout they are touched and unified by an almost dreamlike symbolism.
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