Work ends at nightfall

by Marjorie Hillis Roulston

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First published: 1938 1 language
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From the Jacket Flap: Seven working women in the city- any city - meet for dinner an talk as such groups do about love, work home and clothes.
In clear, simple yet sophisticated verse, as modern as next year's hat, as superbly tailored as the smartest coat of the season , it presents Marjoris Hillis at her best, analyzing wome with the keen eye and deep fellow feeling that are so invariably hers.

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