The Master of the Inn
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A middle-aged physician restores a neglected colonial tavern in a northern hill village into a secluded inn that serves as a communal refuge for men seeking renewal. An architect friend reshapes the house and terraced gardens with Italianate touches while a devoted servant maintains the household. Guests arrive by referral, are greeted warmly, and recover less by medicine than by steady work, shared routines, and the restorative rhythms of landscape, fountains, and orchards. Over decades the place becomes a deliberate experiment in healing and fellowship, focused on remaking place and character through labor, companionship, and quiet care.
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