"Aiken, Joan - Wolves of Willoughby Chase 01 - The Wolves of Willoughby Chase UC" - читать интересную книгу автора (Aiken Joan)IA1 Rl I 1 I- \I Hixik^, Iti-ini^ logelhcr uiidt-r J single iinpinil onl-
sUiuim^ noiks of fii.lioii .ind iioiili<-lion p.inicul.irl} '.ii]l.il)lf f<>! Miuny .idull rt.,nl(.-is, both in ^in and Residing, Nc-w York LJnuersili, is LUliiutLiiii lu (Ilis S(;HL-). For John and Elizabeth and Toiquciiinda Pnhlisiifd In Dill Piihlishiiitt (.0 . Inr. 1 n.i^ iI.iiniii.irskJolt! Pl^/a Ntu \oik, NcwYoik 10017 CupMiytil й Wi'2, by J<).III Alkcn All n^his reserved- Poi infdiniJiKin ifddn ss l)ont>lcd.t\ & Conip.im, lii<_. Neiv \uik, Neiv Yuik. L.tuiel-I,e.ifI.ibi^iyо 1M ^W^\, DJ1 I'ublisliing Co , Inc. ISBN.O-ll()-'Ml)2y-J Rl.: 5 6 Reprinicd hv .irr.iilgernt-'nt ivilii Doublt-d.iy &. Company, Inc. FiniCL'd in ihc Uiiilcd Sl.iics ol Ann'iica Fust Laurel-Leaf pniilin^ЧMa^ 1'WI FiEiii I-aiircl-Lt-af puntingЧOdoltcr 1981 The Wolves of Willoughby Chase One It was duskЧwinter dusk. Snow lay white and shin- ing over the pleated hills, and icicles hung from the forest trees. Snow lay piled on the dark road across Willoughby Wold, but from dawn men had been clearing it with brooms and shovels. There were hun- dreds of them at work, wrapped in sacking because of the bitter cold, and keeping together in groups for fear of the wolves, grown savage and reckless from hunger. Snow lay thick, too. upon'the roof of Willoughby Chase, the great house that stood on an open emi- nence in the heart of the wold. But for all that, the Chase looked an inviting homeЧa warm and wel- coming stronghold. Its rosy herringbone brick was |
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