Pargeters

Norah Lofts

earliest edition we have, 1984 Hodder & Stoughton, 1984 333 pages

Charnwood large type

***From Publishers Weekly*** Lofts's final work bears the storyteller's signet that distinguished her more than 40 novels. A very special house is the centerpiece of this historical narrative that begins in 17th century England when Adam Woodley, a skilled pargeter (plasterer), has a house named in honor of his craft. His one-sided marriage to the daughter of Pargeter's owner begins the line of men and women who, thr...

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Pargeters edition · 1986 · Doubleday · 333 pages
Pargeters edition · 1985 · Coronet · 336 pages
Pargeters edition · 1985 · Charnwood · 489 pages
Pargeters edition · 1984 · Hodder & Stoughton · 333 pages

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