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      Chapter 21

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      by testsuphomeAdmin The chapter opens with the narrator caring for their child while Harris announces a brunch to celebrate Caro's new single. The narrator questions Harris's priorities, wondering if this event hints at his affair with Caro or is merely a public display. Their strained relationship is evident as Harris expresses frustration, wishing for a partner who genuinely wants to be present. The narrator reflects on their own emotional distance, imagining a more domestic, content version of herself that Harris might…
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      PART THE SECOND

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      by LovelyMay He remained in prayer a long time, and when he rose, his face shone with celestial joy. He blessed Thais, who watched him through the bars, and then, without speaking a word, left the convent, his heart filled with peace because he had accomplished his mission. As he journeyed back to the desert, Paphnutius contemplated the magnificent isolation that awaited him, where he could devote himself entirely to the praises of God, undisturbed by the cares of the world. Meanwhile, Thais, secluded in her cell,…
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      Just Folks

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      by LovelyMay Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest is a heartwarming collection of poems that celebrate the everyday lives, struggles, and joys of ordinary people, capturing the essence of kindness, simplicity, and the beauty of human connections.
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      A Resuscitation

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      by LovelyMay After being incarcerated for twenty years, David Culross steps back into life feeling as though resurrected from the dead, grappling with the loss of hope, self-respect, and courage that imprisonment has wrought upon him. Walking through the streets, he is overwhelmed by the vastness of the world and the indifference of its inhabitants, who recognize him as an ex-convict through his demeanor and state-provided attire. Despite having ten dollars and a ticket to Chicago, he feels aimless and devoid of…
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      by LovelyMay In his letter to Edgar Allan Poe, the author addresses the enduring and perplexing animosity towards Poe's legacy, particularly from his contemporaries and certain elements within the American literary critique. Despite being celebrated as one of the greatest literary figures in America, Poe is uniquely disparaged in his homeland, partly due to his critical role in the literary world. The author reflects on the unfortunate circumstances that led Poe to become a reviewer, arguing that such a position for a…
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      by LovelyMay In the concluding chapter of "The Circus Boys on the Mississippi," Phil Forrest demonstrates remarkable bravery and quick-thinking skills in the face of danger, showcasing the close calls and camaraderie that define circus life. While attempting a daring manoeuvre to prevent a team of horses from causing mayhem, Phil narrowly avoids disaster, only to find his efforts marred by sabotage—an act that endangers both performers and the circus equipment. His uniform irreparably damaged, Phil becomes embroiled…
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      by LovelyMay In the chapter “How Ulysses Stole the Luck of Troy” from "Tales of Troy," the narrative progresses after Hector's burial, with the siege of Troy continuing languidly. The Greeks, inexperienced in siege warfare, cannot breach the Trojans' defenses, bolstered by their anticipation of reinforcements, including the Amazons and the Khita, led by King Memnon. Central to Trojan defense is the Palladium, an ancient divine image within the temple of Pallas Athene, believed to secure Troy's…
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      ACT II -Ivanoff

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      by LovelyMay Act II of "Ivanoff" unfolds in Lebedieff's drawing-room, outfitted with expensive, linen-covered furniture and lighted by candelabra, where guests of various ages gather for a social event. Central to this gathering is Zinaida, hosting guests in celebration, presumably, of her daughter's birthday. Conversations unfold among the attendees, moving from polite greetings to deeper discussions of financial matters, societal observations, and personal grievances, revealing the complexities of their intertwined…
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      by LovelyMay Further Adventures of Lad by Albert Payson Terhune is a sequel to Lad: A Dog. It continues the heartwarming tales of Lad, a courageous and intelligent collie, as he faces new challenges and adventures, showcasing his loyalty and heroism.
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      Chapter XIV

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      by testsuphomeAdmin Chapter XIV paints a vivid picture of Henry Strauss as he walks alone through the dimly lit streets of New York City on the evening of March 13, 2014. The city, usually alive with sound and movement, feels silent and distant, with only the echo of his footsteps accompanying him in the dark. Wrapped in the cool, crisp air of the night, Henry finds himself lost in thought, his mind consumed by a single name—Addie. The name echoes through his mind like a melody, growing louder and more significant with each…
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