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23 de jul. de 2020 · For most of them it is the last summer of their youth, with the heady exhilarations and freedoms of lost innocence, as well as the fears of the coming war.The Camomile Lawn moves from Cornwall to London and back again, over the years, telling the stories of the cousins, their family and their friends, united by shared losses and lovers, by family ties and the absurd conditions imposed by war ...
5 de mar. de 1992 · In this British classic, It's August 1939, and four cousins visit family and friends at their country home in Cornwall. With WWII imminent the heat of summer brings a sense of freedom. Forty years later, they return for the funeral of the man who changed their lives. Stories are told of how the cousins' paths cross and re-cross during a war that brings them suffering and love.
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The Camomile Lawn by Mary Wesley. With Britain on the edge of war, five cousins and their friends stay at a house with a fragrant lawn stretching down to the Cornish cliffs. Episodes ( 0 Available ...
My appreciation of The Camomile Lawn was fed by three sources; one being the knowledge that this novel was written when Wesley was 72 and it was only her second novel for adults. The second was the novel's authentic immediacy; Wesley does not bother with many descriptive passages and she very quickly sheds the constraints of who said what.
S1.E1 ∙ Episode #1.1. Thu, Mar 5, 1992. During the summer of 1939 Helena Cuthbertson and her staid second husband Richard, guardians to orphaned nine-year old niece Sophy, entertain their other nieces and nephews on the camomile lawn of their cliff-top home in Cornwall. They are the siblings Polly and Walter, free-spirited Calypso and Oliver ...
