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A sensitive young music teacher is touched by the request of a young man for the music to a song (which in time is identified as Schubert's famous "Standchen") and also repulsed by the social world offered by her town of Evensford (Bates's first use of this name for a leather-factory town based on his native Rushden).
18 de jul. de 2009 · 'A Christmas Song' may be compared with Wilson's story from the same year: 'Christmas Day in the Workhouse', a wartime tale set in a Bureau. In that, the young, highly proficient and refined Thea repulsed by a perceived new vulgarity, which she sees as manifested in architecture and people, as captured in Wilson's sly prose:
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A Christmas Song was first published in 1950 in Woman's Own magazine. In 1951, it was included in the collection Colonel Julian and Other Stories under the title A Song to Remember. Background information Evensford The town where the story takes place is based on Bates's home town of Rushden.
16 de jun. de 2017 · A Christmas Song by H E Bates. Theme and Character. A Christmas Song is the wonderful story, which consist of several themes, but I consider the main theme is the Christmas. This story about young woman who lives in a small, industrial town. She is a talented music teacher who works in a music shop.
Five tales, including two in the Uncle Silas series, are set in the English countryside and one ("A Christmas Song") introduces the town of Evensford, the Rushden-like setting of Bates's 1952 novel Love for Lydia.
Six of the tales represent one of Bates's great strengths, the portrayal of childhood in nature, and a surprising seven tales approach or exceed in length other works excluded as "novellas," indicating the somewhat arbitrary distinction between a long story and a novella.
