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Set in Stone by Linda Newbery (view source)
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|pages=368
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|date=February 2007
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When the young and rather naive artist Samuel Godwin finds a position as tutor to the daughters of the wealthy socialite and arts patron Ernest Farrow, he can't quite believe his luck. Arriving at Fourwinds, he is drawn immediately and inexorably into the lives of the quiet and demure Juliana, the wild and wilful Marianne and the reserved, demure Charlotte, their governess. Fourwinds is beautiful, ahead of its times and designed with an artist's eye. Traditional on the outside and modern on the inside, none but the best craftsmen have been allowed to work on the house.
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