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England Grandfathers- Fiction. Netherlands- History- German occupation, 1940-1945 Social problems- England. Boys Dickens, Charles,- Hard times. Detective and mystery stories, English. Stepfathers Problem families Children of the rich Dramatists Antique dealers Grandparent and child Abused wives Gareth (Legendary character) Divorced women Marital conflict Teenage girls England- Social life and customs- 19th century Housekeepers- England Wives- England Ireland- Fiction. Potter, Harry Single women- Fiction. Women dog owners- Fiction. Watson, John H. England. England- Fiction. Time travel- Fiction. Tree houses- Fiction. Trinidad and Tobago. Inheritance and succession Remarried people Vendetta Potter, Harry (Fictitious character) Rowling, J. K.- Harry Potter and the deathly hallows. Wizards- Fiction. Suburban life Male friendship- Fiction. Businesspeople Sex role- Fiction. 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Married women- Fiction. Fate and fatalism Guilt Grandfathers Visions Angels- Fiction. Great-grandmothers- Fiction. Domestics- Fiction. Young men Country life- Fiction. Barsetshire (England : Imaginary place)- Fiction. Americans- England Jewelry theft Master and servant Waterloo (Belgium), Battle of, 1815 Eliot, George,- Middlemarch. Children- Fiction. Governesses in literature. Foundlings Horror tales- Appreciation Terminally ill parents Autism Reconstruction (1939-1951) Donation of organs, tissues, etc. Separation (Psychology) Spiritualists Motherhood Prejudices- Fiction. Toy and movable books- Specimens. Feminism- History- 20th century- England