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The Fox's Walk.(Book Review)(Brief Article)
ANNABEL DAVIS-GOFF. Harcourt, $25 (336p) ISBN 0-15-101020-X
A pivotal few years in Irish history--1912-1916--as seen through the eyes of a sensitive 10-year-old girl, whose immediate focus is her own sense of abandonment by her parents, is the piercingly affecting theme of Davis-Goff's new novel. As in her previous books (The Dower House; This Cold Country), Davis-Goff brilliantly chronicles the vanished world of the Anglo-Irish gentry. Left behind at her grandmother's country estate when her parents return to Dublin, Alice Moore at first chafes with desperate loneliness, bewilderment and misery at the strict rules of behavior in force at Ballydavid, the result of her …
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