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National Velvet

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  • Enid Bagnold

    …best-known work is the novel National Velvet (1935), which tells the story of an ambitious 14-year-old girl who rides to victory in Great Britain’s Grand National steeplechase on a horse bought for only Ā£10; a motion picture of the same title was made from the novel in 1944. Two quite…

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    …best-known work is the novel National Velvet (1935), which tells the story of an ambitious 14-year-old girl who rides to victory in Great Britain’s Grand National steeplechase on a horse bought for only Ā£10; a motion picture of the same title was made from the novel in 1944. Two quite…

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