Troll Garden (Meridian classics) - Softcover

Explores the inner worlds of gifted and aspiring artists in London and the provinces

As the train neared Tarrytown, Imogen Willard began to wonder why she had consented to be one of Flavia shouse party at all. She had not felt enthusiastic about it since leaving the city, and was experiencing a prolonged ebb of purpose, a current of chilling indecision, under which she vainly sought for the motive which had induced her to accept Flavia sinvitation. Perhaps it was a vague curiosity to see Flavia shusband, who had been the magician of her childhood and the hero of innumerable Arabian fairy tales. Perhaps it was a desire to see M. Roux, whom Flavia had announced as the especial attraction of the occasion. Perhaps it was a wish to study that remarkable woman in her own setting. Imogen admitted a mild curiosity concerning Flavia.
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