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| | 'Evening Ferry' a sad-eyed ride - The Boston Globe |
 | | Not for them the miseries of island winters, the dangers of quahog fishing, or the inbred, gossipy, locked-in perspective of the tiny resident population. |
 | | Back on the island, she must deal daily with a childhood lover, Eddie, now her father's sidekick in the home repair business, and the flirtations of Alice's eldest son, Nick, 18 and soon to graduate from the minuscule island school where Rachel takes over as teacher. |
 | | Indeed the Snow Islanders overall seem a sad, possibly doomed tribe, circumscribed by the micro-world of the island yet scarcely equipped to survive in the big wide beyond. |
| www.boston.com /ae/books/articles/2005/10/30/evening_ferry_a_sad_eyed_ride (864 words) |
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