Night and Day - Virginia Woolf - 書籍 - Independently Published - 9798747318519 - 2021年5月2日
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Night and Day

The attempts of a group of upper-middle-class young people to find their rightful marriage partners within the stilted conventions of courtship in Edwardian England form the substance of Night and Day. The plot, which covers a nine-month period from October to the following June, has many of the elements of dramatic farce. There are chance meetings, overheard conversations, misinterpretations, and comic figures, but all difficulties are happily resolved in the traditional comic ending. The novel opens with Katharine Hilbery pouring tea at an afternoon party at her parents' house. (Many of the key events and conversations in the novel take place over that peculiarly English convention, afternoon tea.) A late guest at the tea party is Ralph Denham, a young solicitor who has recently contributed an article to the review edited by Katharine's father. At first meeting, Katharine and Denham take a slight dislike to each other: He is unimpressed by her aristocratic heritage (she belongs to one of the most distinguished families in England), and she finds him dull.

メディア 書籍     Paperback Book   (ソフトカバーで背表紙を接着した本)
リリース済み 2021年5月2日
ISBN13 9798747318519
出版社 Independently Published
ページ数 98
寸法 216 × 279 × 5 mm   ·   249 g
言語 英語  

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