
A Dubious Legacy
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Narrated by:
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Anna Massey
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By:
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Mary Wesley
About this listen
Henry Tillotson, a generous, genial man, rescues Margaret from a disastrous marriage in Egypt and brings her home to the West Country as his new wife. On the threshold she gives him a black eye and retires straight to bed where she remains, apart from the occasional malevolent outburst, for the rest of her life.
Over the years, two young couples become regular if uneasy houseguests, listening, speculating, keeping a watchful eye on Margaret’s door until finally, piecing together the gossip, the rumours and the mystery, they find themselves tangled in the web of Henry’s life.
©1992 Mary Wesley (P)2014 Audible, Inc.A winding story over several generation’s
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It kept my Interest
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Quirky style, always engaging, never dull for long
Classic Mary Wesley
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Delightful story
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Every character has a story
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Anna Massey is a good reader too - very expressive and the voices of different characters can be easily distinguish.
Not for the sentimental
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a relaxing listen
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Gentle, reliable and enjoyable
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Would you try another book written by Mary Wesley or narrated by Anna Massey?
This is the first time I've written a bad review but this was dreadful. Anna Massey reads all her books like an old black and white movie, sometimes it works but after a while it just grates. This story was fragmented and unbelievable and sooooo boring.What was most disappointing about Mary Wesley’s story?
There wasn't no real story to speak of and it was very boringHow did the narrator detract from the book?
By trying to read it like an old movie, clipped tones and monotone expressionless voice.What reaction did this book spark in you? Anger, sadness, disappointment?
BoredomAny additional comments?
I have an eclectic taste in books and will try anything but just couldn't stick with this one. I have read a couple of her other books and quite enjoyed them.Absultely dreadful hung in there for ten chapters
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