Books: Poor Nellie
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No doubt there is more in the novel than meets the eye. Most of the important events take place offstage, but what does go on is baffling enough. Is Nellie head of a spirtualist cell or a covin? It is certainly one of the most peculiar books ever written by a novelist of undoubtedly great talents.
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