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Nancy Mitford :: DON’T TELL ALFRED (1960) Fanny is married to absent-minded Oxford don Alfred and content with her role as a plain, tweedy housewife. But overnight her life changes when Alfred is appointed English Ambassador to Paris. In the blink of an eye Fanny is mixing with Royalty, Rothschilds and Dior-clad wives, throwing cocktail ...
The Best Novels of Nancy Mitford: The Pursuit of Love, Love in a Cold Climate, The Blessing and Don't Tell Alfred (1st edition hardback in very good dust jacket) Mitford, Nancy. Published by Hamish Hamilton Ltd, 1974. ISBN 10: 0241890748 ISBN 13: 9780241890745. Seller: The Spoken Word, Oxfordshire, United Kingdom. Seller Rating:
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Nancy Mitford (1904-1973) was born in London, the eldest child of the second Baron Redesdale. She had written four novels, including Wigs on the Green (1935), before the success of The Pursuit of Love in 1945, which she followed with Love in a Cold Climate (1949), The Blessing (1951) and Don't Tell Alfred (1960).
26 de nov. de 2015 · Don't Tell Alfred is the wickedly funny sequel to Nancy Mitford's The Pursuit of Love, which is now a major BBC series and Prime Video series directed by Emily Mortimer starring Lily James, Andrew Scott and Dominic West, and Love in a Cold Climate. 'I believe it would have been normal for me to have paid a visit to the outgoing ambassadress.
29 de abr. de 1976 · Don't Tell Alfred. Paperback – 29 April 1976. This brilliantly funny novel revisits some of the characters from Nancy Mitford’s earlier stories including Fanny, who is married to bumbling, absent-minded Oxford don, Alfred. Fanny is content in her role as a tweedy housewife with ‘ghastly’ clothes, but her life changes overnight when ...
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Fanny is married to absent-minded Oxford don Alfred and content with her role as a plain, tweedy housewife. But overnight her life changes when Alfred is appointed English Ambassador to Paris. In the blink of an eye Fanny is mixing with Royalty, Rothschilds and Dior-clad wives, throwing cocktail parties and having every indiscreet remark printed in tomorrow’s papers.
