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The Woman in White by Wilkie Collins.
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I just started reading...
Barnheart: The incurable longing for a farm of one's own by Jenna woginrich I discovered the author while reading Greenhorns; she contributed my favorite essay in the book. She also is an incredible source of encouragenent for fledgling future farmers ( like myself ![]() As an aside to mt fellow readers....do any of you put off finishing a book you particularly like? Or perhaps avoid an ending not to your liking by putting the book aside...? Just curious ![]()
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