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"Cold Comfort Farm" 1964 GIBBONS, Stella (SOLD) Jockeys she became by marriage aGIBBONS, Stella [254] pp. The Dial Press 1964 8 1 4" x 5 7 8" Review copy slip laid in Illustrated by Charles Saxon *front flap separated from jacket* A spectacularly sly and amusing novel about a suddenly orphaned gentlewoman forced to live among her hopelessly rustic extended family in the country. The novel is the genesis for the oft repeated phrase: "There's something nasty in the woodshed." Basis for an underrated and delicious 1995 film directed