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Alas, Poor Lady Category_Grey Books/Social Comedy Residents of Blackfriars Street

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Residents of Blackfriars Street

describing in a charming and insightful way DW’s first twelve years (she was born in 1893)

Virginia Woolf's sister

Nottingham

by the time The Happy Tree came out she was married to the historian Arnold Toynbee and was the mother of three small boys

Alas, Poor Lady Category_Grey Books/Social Comedy Residents of Blackfriars Street464pp ISBN 9781903155554 By the time Rachel Ferguson wrote Alas, Poor Lady in 1937 it was possible to look back with horror and disbelief at what had happened to the daughters of extravagantly large Victorian families, victims of parental incompetence (p107), who did not manage, through ineptitude or plainness or bad luck, to catch a husband. This novel is in the Lytton Strachey tradition of furious anger with those who had gone before. There were

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