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 Somerville and Ross refers to Edith Somerville and Violet Florence Martin, the latter writing under the name of Martin Ross. They were both Anglo-Irish novelists. They are perhaps most famous for their series of books that was made into the TV series,... 
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 The Economist (US) The Selected Letters of Somerville and Ross.
08/26/1989: 998 words, approx. 3 pages Enjoying life together THE SELECTED LETTERS OF SOMERVILLE AND ROSS. Edited by Gifford Lewis. EDITH SOMERVILLE went to a rather grand dance in Country Cork in 1886. The next day she wrote to her cousin Violet Martin, of Ross, Country... summary from source:
The Boston Globe Somerville
11/20/2005: 409 words, approx. 1 pages SOMERVILLE During World War II, this city of just four square miles was crowded with 105,883 residents. A much smaller number 77,478 now call it home, but Somerville is still the most densely populated municipality in New England, according to an official city history....
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Critical Essay by John Cronin
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In the following essays, Cronin chronicles the literary partnership of Somerville and Ross and surveys the short fiction in In Mr. Knox's Country.
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