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  a comedy in which a small English village finds first fame and fortune and then murder and scandal when the water of a local well is discovered to have healing properties.  his unassuming but utterly beguiling tale of an ordinary lower-middle-class London family during the interwar years.

  Will their trunk make it onto the right train? Have they got the correct platform? Will they find seats for all five of them in the same compartment? Only once everyone is comfortably ensconced on the Bognor train.  later experimenting with stories with a fantastical bent that nevertheless retain the charming familiarity of setting and character for which his earlier works were adored.  a dressmakers assistant; and schoolboy Ernie—as they ready themselves for their summer holiday and take the train from London to the coast.

  but the theater was keeping him too busy—he took the time to go round and say a personal and heartfelt goodbye to all his long-term customers.  Its a testament to Sherriffs acute attention to the rhythms of the familys existence that he devotes a full third of the book simply to getting them to their destination.

  The play—which George Bernard Shaw famously hailed as a useful [corrective] to the romantic conception of war—is not a story about the jingoistic heroics of battle.

  Two of the most memorable portraits in the book belong in the former category; not only are they well observed and obviously written with genuine feeling but it comes as something of a surprise that.  partly driven by hopes that the post-pandemic world can be built to be fairer.

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  If todays microwork automates our jobs away.  Instead of creating new ranges of occupations.