If Winter Comes (novel)

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The story is the life of Mark Sabre, a middle-aged and upstanding man, but one who is much maligned. Sabre is presented as Christlike in terms of the unjustified persecution he faces. Sabre enlists during World War I, he is badly injured, and he returns to his loveless marriage to his shrewish wife

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is a novel about a murderer who tries to get caught, in order to end the torment of his life. Like Mark Sable, Bowling is trapped in an unhappy marriage, and there is a pregnancy to a teenage mistress, but unlike Mark Sable, Bowling is an anti-hero for he is a murderer. The only book in Bowling's

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says: ‘It doesn’t do to read too much,’ Widmerpool said. ‘You get to look at life with a false perspective. By all means have some familiarity with the standard authors. I should never raise any objection to that. But it is no good clogging your mind with a lot of trash from modern

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for all of that year. A tie-in edition was published in 1947 at the time of the second film, and a paperback version was published in the 1960s, but it eventually lapsed into near-complete obscurity'.

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Mabel. Sabre gets into trouble when he tries to help Effie, an unwed mother, who is assumed to be his mistress. He is divorced, loses his job, and scandal follows when Effie kills herself.

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presents sensational and controversial subjects of emotional adultery, unwed motherhood and suicide, but tempers them with moral, social and religious idealism.

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in the United Kingdom. After publication as a novel, it was serialized in Britain from August 1922 to March 1923 in

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as one of the books with no literary pretensions but which remains readable in his 1945 essay "

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The character of Rev Cyril Boom Bagshaw was a satire of the flamboyant Rev Basil Bourchier.

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made a parody of the song from the 1923 film in his 1927 poem "If Winter Comes".

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in January 1923, running for 53 performances. It transferred to Broadway to the

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This article is about the novel by A. S. M. Hutchinson. For the 1923 film, see

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between December 1920 and July 1921. It was then published simultaneously by

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It made the Publishers Weekly best seller list for 1922, and according to

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The title of the novel was taken from the last line of the

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in Margate in August 1922, went on tour, then started a

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The novel was adapted to a stage play by Hutchinson and

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