by Warwick Deeping ‧ RELEASE DATE: N/A
Companion piece to Slade in a return to the English town of Southfleet which sequires a new curate in urney, gentle, guileless, with infinite belief in the goodness of man. Slade and Slade's daughter, a divorcee, Rose, take him in hand. Gurney has concealed an unhappy marriage, but his wife -- now a prostitute --turns up and brings down on him the censure of the town and he is forced out of the church. He gets a divorce, joins the Service as a chaplain, wins the Military Cross in France, is invalided back to England -- and Southfleet -- where the people reappoint him and he marries Rose. Regenerative romance with solid swing upward. Noble -- but noisome.
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Publisher: Dial
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Kirkus Reviews Issue: June 15, 1944
Categories: FICTION
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