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Long live the king
Long live the king

By Fay Weldon

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As 1901 comes to an end, there is much to be grateful for: the Dilberne fortune has been restored and the grand Dilberne Court has been saved. Lord Robert's son, Arthur, is happily married to Minni...

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Before the War
Before the War

By Fay Weldon

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Habits of the House A Novel
Habits of the House A Novel

By Fay Weldon

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Long Live the King
The New Countess
Habits of the house
Habits of the house

By Fay Weldon

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This is the first title in a trilogy which explores the lives of an English, aristocratic household at the close of the 19th century.

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Darcy s Utopia
Darcy s Utopia

By Fay Weldon, Susannah Tyrrell

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Fat Woman s Joke The
Fat Woman s Joke The

By Fay Weldon, Gemma Dawson

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Chalcot Crescent
Chalcot Crescent

By Fay Weldon

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The Rules of Life
The Rules of Life

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