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A Tale Of Death And Life: The Mourning Necklace By Kate Foster

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By Martin Kiszko, Elizabeth Taylor, ElizaBeth Taylor, Barbara Pym
| The Yorkshire Times Verified
arts What must it feel like to be hanged, only to wake up four hours later, in your own coffin, and to climb out and walk into your own wake? Ask Maggie Dickson, because in Chapter One of The Mourning Necklace that is precisely what happens to her. The year is 1724 and the place, Edinburgh. Will the honest men of law decide to give her a reprieve or will they choose to hang her again? Her sentence was ‘hanging’, they had not yet added ‘by the neck until dead’ and Maggie had been hanged…and survived.
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…And All That: Bayeux Tapestry The Epic Poem By Martin Kiszko

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By Elizabeth Taylor, ElizaBeth Taylor, Barbara Pym, John Grisham
| The Yorkshire Times Verified
arts The Bayeux Tapestry, a seventy-metre long embroidery, which tells the story of the French invasion of Britain and the Battle of Hastings in 1066, is a masterpiece. It has also come to the UK for the first time in nearly one thousand years, to be displayed in the British Museum, from September ’26 to July ’27, and tickets to see it are selling fast.
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In For A penny…: In A Summer Season By Elizabeth Taylor

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By Barbara Pym, John Grisham, Rebecca Tope
| The Yorkshire Times Verified
arts The introduction to this novel tells us it is ‘the portrait of a middle-aged, middle-class housewife’, but that does it an injustice because it is so much more. The intro also says that ‘even if a literary work concerns unintellectual subjects, it is, nonetheless, the product of intellect’.
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