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mods: We that are left Clark, Clare. creator text Historical fiction. Fiction. mau 2015 First U.S. edition. monographic eng print 450 pages ; 24 cm 1910. Jessica and Phyllis Melville have grown up at Ellinghurst, a family estate fraught with secrets. A headstrong beauty, Jessica longs for London -- the glitter and glamour of debutante life -- while bookish Phyllis dreams in vain of attending university. Into their midst walks Oskar Grunewald, a frequent visitor fascinated by the house but alternately tormented and ignored by the Melville children. Oskar seeks refuge in Ellinghurst's enormous library. The Great War arrives to devastate and reshape their world. In a country unrecognizable from the idylls of their youth, the Melville sisters struggle to forge new paths without the guidance of the old rules. But Oskar's life has become entwined with theirs once again, in ways--both immediate and unimaginable -- that will change all of their futures. Clare Clark. "First published in the United Kingdom by Harvill Secker, a Penguin Random House Company 2015."--title page verso. e-uk-en Sisters Fiction Upper class Fiction World War, 1914-1918 England Fiction World War (1914-1918) Sisters Upper class England 1914 - 1918 fast PR6103.L3725 W4 2015 823/.92 9780544129993 (hardcover) 0544129997 (hardcover) 9780544130166 (ebook) 2014049774 DLC 150112 20151029121953.0 in00003595853 eng