Mr. Weston's Good Wine

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T. F. Powys 1927
English
  • Ch 01 Tom Burt Wishes To Steal Ch 02 Miss Gipps Believes She Will Be Married
  • Ch 03 Mr. Burt Shakes A Bough Ch 04 A Town Gets More Lively
  • Ch 05 Mr. Pring Cracks A Stone Ch 06 Mr. Weston Climbs A Tumulus
  • Ch 07 Enamored Pigs Ch 08 Mr. Weston Is Introduced To The Women
  • Ch 09 Mr. Weston Remembers A Customer Ch 10 Michael Mentions The Cross
  • Ch 11 The Angel Ch 12 Tamar Takes A Bath
  • Ch 13 Mrs. Vosper Chooses Her Prey Ch 14 Mrs. Vosper Tells A Story
  • Ch 15 Jenny Calls For Help Ch 16 The Reverend Nicholas Grobe
  • Ch 17 The Angel Inn Ch 18 Mr. Kiddle Hopes To Deal
  • Ch 19 Time Stops Ch 20 A Lost Relative
  • Ch 21 Mrs. Vosper’s Cottage Ch 22 A Pretty Beast
  • Ch 23 Luke Bird Asks For Jenny Ch 24 The End Of A Hare
  • Ch 25 Landlord Weston Ch 26 A Wonderful Goose
  • Ch 27 Mr. Bunce Visits The Rectory Ch 28 Mr. Bunce Is Insulted
  • Ch 29 Women At Their Doors Ch 30 Tamar Is Offered Wine
  • Ch 31 A Good Exchange Ch 32 Mr. Grunter Steals A Shilling
  • Ch 33 Old Tales Ch 34 Mr. Weston Reads A Chapter
  • Ch 35 A Marriage In Folly Down Ch 36 Martin Mumby Tells A Short Story
  • Ch 37 Mr. Grunter Finds His Lost Boot Ch 38 A Wonderful Bull
  • Ch 39 Mr. Grunter Declines An Honor Ch 40 A Drink Of Deadly Wine
  • Ch 41 Some One Do Mind They Dead Ch 42 Time Moves Again
This 1927 novel describes an evening in 1923 when Mr. Weston, who is apparently a wine merchant, but is evidently God, visits the fictional village of Folly Down in Dorset, and meets some of its individuals, whose backgrounds and lives leading up to this day are described during the course of the novel. Mr. Weston's colleague is named Michael, which is an allusion to the Archangel. For a while time stands still, and these individuals, according to their possessing qualities of good or evil, find their ultimate reward. - Summary by Wikipedia and David Wales

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