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From a limestone ledgeGraves, John

From a limestone ledge

1980228 pages
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With the same craft and wit, the highly acclaimed author of Goodbye to a River and Hard Scrabble here writes about nature and man on his own rough "patch" of Texas land. Unsentimentally, gracefully, with a true countryman's earthly good sense, John Graves talks about cows, bees, goats, about the satisfaction of making (and drinking) wines, about snuff and chewing tobacco, about the landscape and thee living. From a Limestone Ledge is a celebration of "the casual but constant observation of detail, the noticingness of a rural life," a treatise on the pleasures and hardships of doing things for…

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3 editions
  • Other · English · 2004
    Southern Methodist University Press · 9780870744853
  • Other · English · 1991
    Gulf Pub. Co. · 228 pages · 9780932012777
  • Other · English · 1980
    Knopf : distributed by Random House · 228 pages · 9780394512389
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