"The Lonely Girl" 1962 O'BRIEN, Edna New York

"The Lonely Girl" 1962 O'BRIEN, Edna New YorkO'BRIEN, Edna [244] pp. Random House 1962 First Printing 8 1 8" x 5 3 4" Caithleen and Baba, first encountered in The Country Girls , are now living in Dublin, where they discuss men, drink gin, and try to look fast. Cait, in the pursuit of true love, becomes involved with the fanatically domineering Eugene Gaillard. Painful disillusion and occasional moments of bliss in her life make this a bittersweet tale, and it is told with all the perception and

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this play contains all the elements of a classic romance

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