A cheerfully connived entertainment ""in prime twig"" for the Heyer audience that was, although it's far less reliant on all...

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SWEET'S FOLLY

A cheerfully connived entertainment ""in prime twig"" for the Heyer audience that was, although it's far less reliant on all those period social conventions and uses a new set of givens. Honor, living off two aunts who really need their tuppences for a whole collection of stray dogs and cats, decides to relieve them of her support by marrying Alexander, her friend Emily's brother. Emily arranges this--she's emancipated and has hopes of winning an art prize (she does but it's forfeited when her sex is discovered). Alexander, a distrait geometrician, is remote beyond reach so that the marriage is not very intact, only Honor is. Lively and likable--honor bright.

Pub Date: Jan. 13, 1976

ISBN: N/A

Page Count: -

Publisher: Putnam

Review Posted Online: N/A

Kirkus Reviews Issue: Jan. 1, 1976

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