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Not my job to tell you that, honeykins. I will say this: it's a village story, so there are different storylines twining and twirling. There's the shy, clarinet player who's wooed by . . . Too much at times, there's a drunken-car-crash subplot that seems to have been imported fro...
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| Published in | Evening Herald |
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| Format | Newspaper Article |
| Language | English |
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Dublin
Independent News & Media
30.03.2010
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| Online Access | Get full text |
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| Summary: | Not my job to tell you that, honeykins. I will say this: it's a village story, so there are different storylines twining and twirling. There's the shy, clarinet player who's wooed by . . . Too much at times, there's a drunken-car-crash subplot that seems to have been imported from a completely different book. But it's all as heartwarming as a cupcake sprinkled with silver spangles. |
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