Two torres in the mar of highouse for a fruit orchard
A verbose, fragmentary tale chronicles farming talk, loyalties, and politics, mentioning Daniel Webote, General Hayes, and Mrs Hayes, with stray reflections on migration, property and marriage, interwoven with war memories and local figures.
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