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Zummat 'O
Nothin'
by W. Marchant Jones
TALKING BOOK
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Barry Paine Jarge Balsh agrees to take his wife and his mother-in-law to the Frome Cheese Show. After various mishaps, they arrive in a 'chauffer-driven' Daimler and the two women proceed to take the unfortunate tradesfolk and visitors at the show by storm. After a day which Jarge would rather forget, but Frome probably never will, they return home with unexpected and macabre company.
Written by William Marchant Jones, a well-known figure in Coleford (near Frome), this is the second hilarious yarn in his series of delightful portraits of the life of the village &emdash; and of its inhabitants, some of whose families still live in the Coleford area.
Is a selection of poems, some in the local dialect, describing the life and characters of Somerset as William Marchant Jones knew them.  |
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Set of 2 Orange Book CDRs in 'Album' jewel case |
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Jarge Balsh Goes to Frome Cheese Show
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Zummat 'O Nothin'
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A Fit of the "Blues" |
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A Song of Somerset |
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Setting Out for the Show |
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Liza |
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The Ford Refuses to Function |
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The Last Goodbye |
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At the Show Entrance |
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Zally |
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A Deal in Foodstuffs |
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Lasses O' Somerset |
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At the Ring-Side |
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Will U Lamb |
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The South Mendip Brass Band |
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The Spirit of Christmas |
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The Dog Show |
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A Vallis Idyll |
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An Uncanny Ride |
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Three Bridgewater Fairs |
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A Song O' Mendip |
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An Epic of the Open Road |
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Well Done |
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Guess Work ! |
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A Song to Somerset |
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Zuzie |
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