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“There were old leather books everywhere that the colonel’s father must have bought to give it a bit of a face.”
“He had found himself able to earn decent money in Louisiana – and, having made his dangerous move, in Tennessee.”
“The 2018–21 Laureate for Irish Fiction, he is the author of nine novels, five of which have been long- or shortlisted for the Booker Prize, most recently Old God’s Time (2023).”
“And he went in as bold as anyone ever did that task.”
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“Barry was born in Dublin in 1955.”
“My mother said old man Bouguereau had let him go.”
“A free skin was an awkward suit in West Tennessee.”
“It wasn’t his fault that he put down his sack of tools and politely enquired who she was.”
“He settled in a shack at the edge of the Littlefair place, because of his obvious usefulness to them.”
“He went in with a short gun, a bit bigger than a señorita gun – he just walked in.”
“In the US, his novels have been recognized by the ALA Carnegie Medal (longlist), the Los Angeles Times Book Prize (shortlist), and the High Plains Book Award (winner).”
“And every day that summer he made it his business to walk her way, and in the great enthusiasm of love he won her heart.”
“There was no going into the town of Paris just as he liked.”
“Article continues after advertisement He had a sort of is-he-isn’t-he look to him, my father.”
“He made nails and horseshoes with his furnace and his blacksmith’s anvil.”
“That took four weeks.”
“‘One thousand dollars,’ said the teller.”
“My father levelled the little gun at the clerk and asked for money.”
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