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Loading... To the Hiltby Dick Francis
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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. A good yarn from Dick Francis, better than most of his later books. As usual, the hero is strong, stubborn, and stoic, and the technical details of whatever profession Francis is writing about -- in this case, painting -- are fascinating and well presented. But the idea that Al's pictures of golf represent the triumph of the human spirit make me snigger quite as loudly as his "unenlightened" critics. ( )I would love to see the paintings of Alexander Kinloch. I became very interested in Scotland and really became involved in the whole story. Dick Francis is on the list for our CP English class. I enjoy his books...can't seem to find many high school students who do. I just like horse stories and stories about British "society". These Putnam Dick Francis books have extremely nice paper! A thick brilliant white that has stood the test of time very well. British painter gets mixed up in horse fraud 10.97 no reviews | add a review
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