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'Spinster aunts and uncles, bachelor sons – no wonder they were called the 'non-marrying' Whilstacks. When Jean Bedford became the family's music teacher, she watched Hugh and Anthony Wilstack, the most eligible bachelors within hundreds of miles, fend off determined girls far more beautiful than she. Jean vowed she would not join the husband-hunting crowd that pursed them – but she could not stop herself from falling in love...'
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