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‘The Maze at Windermere’s Five Interweaving Stories of Love Fighting Social Boundaries
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‘The Maze at Windermere’s Five Interweaving Stories of Love Fighting Social Boundaries

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Joe Blessing
/ 10 April 2018

The overarching theme is of a tactical approach to love and romance; the protagonists must all negotiate social restrictions, in varying degrees of good faith, to achieve their goals.

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