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This article is from the Enya FAQ, by Kevin Martin enyafaq@brasscannon.org with numerous contributions by others.
This is adapted from "Caribbean Blue", the magazine of the Enya
International Club:
Mrs. Dora Saint, a former teacher, is better known as Miss Read,
the author of many well-loved books, popular for their humorous
and honest portraits of English rural life. Two of these are
"No Holly for Miss Quinn" (1976) and "Miss Clare Remembers"
(1962).
Continue to:
music, Enya, Eithne Brennan, Celtic, Irish, Nicky and Roma Ryan EOB
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