TO THE END OF LOVE

TO THE END OF LOVE



By Glyn Pope


Nicolas parent's escape from persecution in Russia. Moving to England at the end of the 19th century, they live in the north of England and have a son, Nicolas. They keep themselves very much to themselves and become prosperous.

Nicolas attends the local village school, as does Mary-Alice. Mary-Alice is one of a large family, the daughter of a local miner. Ultimately Mary-Alice, the Catholic, and Nicolas, the Jew, fall in love in their teens and Mary-Alice becomes pregnant.

Nicolas is banished by his mother to France to live with an uncle, which is where he spends the rest of his life. Mary-Alice lives with her aunt and uncle until she meets up with Harold and marries him. He becomes as a father to June, Nicolas and Mary-Alice's daughter and Nicolas is never spoken of again.

They finally settle in Leicester where they live for the rest of their lives, dying during the 1980s


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