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020 _a9780143014256
082 1 _aFIC MOR
_2
100 1 _aMorrissey, Donna
245 1 0 _aSylvanus now
_c/ Donna Morrissey
260 _aToronto
_b: Penguin Books
_c, 2005
300 _a326 p.
_c; 21 cm
520 _aOn Canada's Atlantic coast at the edge of the great Newfoundland fishing banks of the 1950s, Sylvanus Now is a handsome and willful fisherman. His youthful desires are simple: he wants a suit to lure a girl—the fine-boned beauty Adelaide—and he knows exactly how much fish he has to catch to pay for it. Adelaide, however, has other dreams. She longs to escape the sea, the fish, and the stultifying community, but her need for refuge from her own troubled family leads her to Sylvanus and life in the neighboring port.
546 _aEnglish
650 4 _aMan-woman relationships
_v--Fiction
650 _aSea life
_x-Fiction
650 4 _aAuthors, Canadian
651 4 _aNewfoundland and Labrador
_v--Fiction
942 _cMO
999 _c256912
_d256912