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Chute, Marchette was born on August 16, 1909 in Wayzata, Minnesota, United States. Daughter of William Young and Edith Mary (Pickburn) Chute.
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8vo, Blue boards with silver letters. FIRST EDITION. The corners are sharp. DJ has a one and a quarter inch tear at the base of the front panel. 371 pages.
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(The year is 1597 and, more than anything else in the worl...)
The year is 1597 and, more than anything else in the world, Sir Robert Wakefield wants a companion. Life can be awfully lonely for an orphan boy living with three strict and disagreeable aunts. When a lost puppy turns up one day, Robin is determined to keep him. And when his equally determined Aunt Isabella refuses, Robin runs away from home, puppy in hand. Little does Robin know, as he makes his way to London, the wonderful winter in store for him there.
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Chute, Marchette was born on August 16, 1909 in Wayzata, Minnesota, United States. Daughter of William Young and Edith Mary (Pickburn) Chute.
Bachelor of Arts, Univercity Minnesota, 1930; Doctor of Letters, Western College for Women, 1952; Doctor of Letters, Carleton College, 1957; Doctor of Letters, Dickinson College, 1964.
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(A retelling of Shakespeare's plays, aimed as an aid to re...)
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(Book by Marchette Chute)
(1963 E. P. DUTTON HARDCOVER)
(classic)
(poet)
Executive committee National Book Committee. Judge non-fiction National Book Awards, 1952, 59. Fellow Royal Society Arts.
Member American P.E.N. (president 1955-1957), American Academy Arts and Letters, Phi Beta Kappa.