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Bevis: The Story of a Boy
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  • Jefferies, Richard
    Richard Jefferies

    Outstanding are Bevis: The Story of a Boy (1882), which includes memories of Coate Farm—his birthplace (now the Richard Jefferies House and Museum)—and its surrounding countryside; The Story of My Heart (1883), his spiritual autobiography; and the remarkable fantasy novel After London (1885), set in a future…

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    Outstanding are Bevis: The Story of a Boy (1882), which includes memories of Coate Farm—his birthplace (now the Richard Jefferies House and Museum)—and its surrounding countryside; The Story of My Heart (1883), his spiritual autobiography; and the remarkable fantasy novel After London (1885), set in a future…

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