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She Walks in Beauty
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She Walks in Beauty

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  • Dawn Powell

    …referred to her next book, She Walks in Beauty (1928), as her first. She Walks in Beauty was set in pre-World War I Ohio. Other novels from this period include The Bride’s House (1929), Dance Night (1930), The Tenth Moon (1932), and The Story of a Country Boy (1934), the…

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    …referred to her next book, She Walks in Beauty (1928), as her first. She Walks in Beauty was set in pre-World War I Ohio. Other novels from this period include The Bride’s House (1929), Dance Night (1930), The Tenth Moon (1932), and The Story of a Country Boy (1934), the…

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