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Rappahannock Library • will be closed Wednesday afternoon, November 23 and Thanksgiving Day, but will be open Friday from 12 to 5 apd Saturday 10 to 2.
New novels for your holiday reading include “Quiet as a Nun,” Antonia Fraser; “Daniel Martin,” John Fowles; “The Devil on Hbrseback,” Victoria Holt; “Seawitch, ’ Alistair MacLean; “Lancelot,” Walker Percey; “The Investigation,” Dorothy Uhnak.
Non-fiction: “The Layman’s Guide to Virginia Law,” N. J. Bailes; “The Blue Ridge,” William Bake; “American Journal,” Elizabeth Drew; “All Things Wise and Wonderful,” James Herriot; “The Broken Heart, the Medical Consequences of Loneliness,” James Lynch; “The Dragons of Eden,” Carl Sagan; “Tossing and Turning,” poems by John Updike. For young readers there nre “Miss Pickerell to the
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By BESSIE M. PARKS
Rappahannock News Correspondent
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