Cider with Rosie by Laurie Lee

Ever it hs heste puts on record the England that was trad for the petrol engr Recalling life in a reme oiswold village some fl Laurie Lee cavers the semi-peasant spirit of a thousand-years-old tradition. This poet, whose prose is quick and bright as a snake... a gay, impatient, jaunty and in parts slightly mocking book; a prose poem that flashes and winks like a prism' H. E. Bates in the (London) Sunday Times First published in the United States under the title Edge of Day: Boyhood in the West of EnglandWith Rosie puts on record Cheland that was traded for the petrol engine. Ming life in a remere Cotswold village some fift; urs ago, Laurie ]g the semi- spirit of a thousan *-old tradition. This poct, whose prose is quick and bright as a snake .. a gay, impatient, jaunty and in parts slightly mocking book; a prose poem that flashes and winks like a prism' H. E. Bates in the (London) Sunday Times First published in the United States under the title Edge of Day: Boyhood in the West of Engl