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Cowardice Court
George Barr McCutcheon
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“You’d better take a mackintosh with you, my dear,” he said. “Remember what he told Tompkins and James.”
“He will not throw me into the river. It might be different if you went. Therefore I think—”
“Throw me in, would he?” and Bazel-hurst laughed loudly. “I ‘m no groom, my dear. You forget that it possible for Mr. Shaw to be soused.”
“He was good enough to souse himself this morning,” volunteered Penelope. &ld. . . Read More
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I bought this book at a library book sale quite simply because it was very old and I already had one by McCutcheon. It surprised me by being a very pleasant (though non-demanding) little read.
“Cowardice Court” is an upbeat novella set somewhere in America’s mountains. Featuring a cast of English and Americans, this is George Barr McCutcheon in fast-paced humorous mode.
The simple yet superb plot revolves around two near neighbours that have strict boundaries on their land. To walk past a