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Copsford
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Walter Murray Was A Young Man Tired Of Living In The City. Early In The 1920S, He Persuaded A Sussex Farmer To Rent Him A Derelict Cottage, Which Stood Alone On A Hill, With No Running Water Or Electricity. Most Of The Windows Were Broken, It Was Dirty, Dark And Ran With Rats. He Bought A Brush And Pail In The Village, Forced The Rats To Retreat, Brought In Rudimentary Furniture. The Local Postman Found Him A Dog, And With His New Companion He Began To Explore His Surroundings. In That Year At Copsford He Made A Living From Collecting, Drying And Selling The Herbs He Found Locally: Agrimony, Meadowsweet And Yarrow. He Became Alert To The Wildlife And Plants Around Him. His Life Was Hard He Copsford By Walter J. C. Murray A Little Toller Nature Classics Library Little Toller Nature Classics Library Little Toller Books Republishes Classics Of Nature Writing And Rural Life. Designed In The Spirit Of The Early Editions, Each Book Includes A New Introduction And Cover Illustration. Published 4Th March 2019 Uk (2Nd Jan 2020 Us & Canada) 216 X 156Mm, Paperback Internal Illustrations By Dorothy Hartley Isbn: 9781908213709 Sewn Paperback With Flaps, 168 Pages On 90Gsm Munken Paper Price: Uk12 Us $19 Distributed By Central Books T: 020 8525 8800 F: 020 8525 8879 E: Orders@Centralbooks.Com W: Centralbooks.Com Also Available From Gardners Books, Bertrams & Little Toller Contact Jon On 01300 321536 Or Jon@Littletoller.Co.Uk Walter J. C. Murray (19001985) Was A Writer Whose Work Has Been Compared Richard Jefferies. He Served In The First World War, And Thereafter Lived In Sussex For The Remainder Of His Life, Becoming A School Teacher And Eventually Headmaster Of A Small Private School. Copsford Walter J. C. Murray Introduced By Raynor Winn Supplemented His Income With Occasional Journalism, But It Was Here He Met His Future Wife, Who He Calls The Music Mistress, And With Whom He Would Later Found A School. Copsford Is An Extraordinary Book. Bearing Comparison To Thoreaus Walden, Murrays Intense Feeling For His Place Is Evident On Every Page. It Is, Though, No Simple Story Of A Rural Idyll Life At Copsford Was Hard, And Murray Does Not Shy Away From The Occasional Terrors Of A House That Had Its Hauntings.
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- Q: What is the binding type of the book 'Copsford'? A: The binding type is paperback. This format allows for flexibility and ease of handling while reading.
- Q: How many pages does 'Copsford' have? A: The book has one hundred sixty-eight pages. This length allows for an in-depth exploration of Walter J. C. Murray's experiences.
- Q: What are the dimensions of 'Copsford'? A: The dimensions are six inches by eight point four inches by zero point seven one inches. This size makes it convenient for reading and carrying.
- Q: Who is the author of 'Copsford'? A: The author is Walter J. C. Murray. He was a noted writer known for his connection to nature and rural life.
- Q: What is the ISBN of 'Copsford'? A: The ISBN is nine seven eight one nine zero eight two one three seven zero nine. This number uniquely identifies the book for purchasing.
- Q: When was 'Copsford' published? A: It was published on the fourth of March, two thousand nineteen in the UK. This release date signifies its relevance to contemporary readers.
- Q: How do I read 'Copsford'? A: You can read 'Copsford' as you would any book, by opening it and turning the pages. The narrative flows chronologically through Murray's experiences.
- Q: Is 'Copsford' suitable for all ages? A: Yes, 'Copsford' is suitable for all ages. Its themes of nature and personal growth appeal to a wide range of readers.
- Q: Do I need prior knowledge of nature writing to enjoy 'Copsford'? A: No, prior knowledge is not required. The book is accessible to anyone interested in rural life and nature.
- Q: How should 'Copsford' be stored? A: Store 'Copsford' in a dry, cool place away from direct sunlight. This will help preserve the quality of the paperback.
- Q: Can I clean the book 'Copsford'? A: Yes, you can gently wipe the cover with a dry cloth. Avoid using liquids to prevent damage to the pages.
- Q: What should I do if my copy of 'Copsford' arrives damaged? A: If your copy arrives damaged, contact the retailer for a return or exchange. Most sellers have customer service policies in place for such issues.
- Q: Is 'Copsford' a good choice for someone new to nature writing? A: Yes, 'Copsford' is an excellent choice for newcomers. Its engaging storytelling makes it accessible and enjoyable.
- Q: How does 'Copsford' compare to other nature writing books? A: Copsford is often compared to Thoreau’s Walden due to its reflective nature. Both explore themes of solitude and connection with the environment.
- Q: Does 'Copsford' contain illustrations? A: Yes, 'Copsford' includes internal illustrations by Dorothy Hartley. These visuals enhance the reading experience by complementing the text.