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100	1		_93249 _aPhinn, Gervase, _eauthor.
245	1	0	_aUp and down in the Dales / _cGervase Phinn.
260			_aLondon : _bMichael Joseph, _c2004.
300			_a340 p. ; _c23 cm.
490			_aBarton-in-the-Dale _v4
520	1		_a"In Up and Down in the Dales life for the Inspector of English is always hectic. Some of the events, like the nativity plays at Christmas or 'little jobs' for Dr. Gore, come around the annual calendar like clockwork; others are totally unexpected and can cause happiness or concern in equal parts." "Now in his fourth year as a schools inspector Gervase Phinn continues to visit schools within his area of Yorkshire, from the little primary schools in the Yorkshire Dales to the inner-city schools with their often mulish adolescent pupils. At least he can leave school affairs behind him when he goes home each evening to Peewit Cottage and his lovely wife, Christine, who is expecting their first child. That is, until their own village school is threatened with closure and Gervase finds himself on the opposite side of the argument from Christine." "Some things, however, don't change: Mrs. Savage roars, Connie rants and Gervase's colleagues in the office play verbal ping-pong. The children he meets in the primary schools continue to steal the limelight, and their contrived innocence never fails to endear."--BOOK JACKET.
600			_aPhinn, Gervase _xAnecdotes.
650		0	_aSchool supervisors _zEngland _zYorkshire.
650		0	_aSchools _zEngland _zYorkshire _xAnecdotes.
651		0	_aYorkshire Dales (England) _xSocial life and customs.
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