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    Told by an Idiot (Paperback)

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      from TheBookTrunk

      Rose Macaulay's Told By An Idiot was a bit of a disappointment. I had high hopes of it, because I love 'The Towers of Trebizond' so much but, sadly, this wasn't in the same league, and left me feeling depressed, not only about the characters and their lives, but about the human condition in gener...

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      from Kasthu

      Told By An Idiot is the story of one family from 1880 through the early 1920s. Mr. Garden is a clergyman who frequently switches faiths; then there's his wife, who quietly devotes herself to her family; and then there are their six unusually-named children, who are adults (or nearly so) when the ...

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