The rose garden : short stories / Maeve Brennan.
An anthology by a late staff writer for the New Yorker magazine. Two stories, The View from the Kitchen and The Stone Hot-Water Bottle, deal with Leona Harkey, a parvenu trying to ingratiate herself in society, while another story is on the thoughts of a Labrador retriever in an old-moneyed milieu.
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Language: | English |
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Washington, D.C. :
Counterpoint,
c2000.
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Edition: | 1st ed. |
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Table of Contents:
- The view from the kitchen
- The anachronism
- The gentleman in the pink-and-white striped shirt
- The joker
- The stone hot-water bottle
- The divine fireplace
- The servants' dance
- The bride
- The holy terror
- The Bohemians
- The rose garden
- The beginning of a long story
- The daughters
- A snowy night on West Forty-ninth Street
- I see you, Bianca
- The door on West Tenth Street
- A large bee
- The children are very quiet when they are away
- In and out of Never-Never Land
- The children are there, trying not to laugh.