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A LIBERAL EDUCATION

by LovelyMay — In "A Liberal Education" from the "Dolly Dialogues," Miss Dolly Foster reflects on her transformative influence over Phil Meadows, a young man she encounters with a companion on the Row, who subsequently snubs her. Three years prior, Meadows was socially inept, teetotaling, non-smoking, concert-going, with unfashionable attire, carrying an unrolled umbrella and a paper parcel. Dolly took it upon herself to reform him, teaching him social graces, compelling him to dance, and even destroying his…
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The Gay Old Dog [1917]

by LovelyMay — Jo Hertz, a fifty-year-old plump and lonely bachelor living in Chicago, finds himself reflecting on his life after observing troops heading to war, which stirs deep-seated emotions about his own missed opportunities for marriage and fatherhood. Despite his current life as a "Loop-hound," indulging in the superficial pleasures of the city and surrounding himself with luxury, a chance encounter with Emily, the woman he once loved, reawakens feelings of what might have been. Emily, now married with a son…
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Chapter VIII

by testsuphomeAdmin — Chapter VIII, On the evening of July 30, 2014, within the vibrant yet tense atmosphere of New York City, Addie is confronted by Henry, who challenges her decision to engage with the darkness. This confrontation comes at a critical point, as Addie’s determination not to lose Henry drives her to make a choice that is fraught with peril. Henry, weary and seemingly resigned to their fate, believes that it is too late for any of them to alter the course their lives have taken. He confesses regret over the…
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27. Out Hog Mountain Road

by testsuphomeAdmin — Out Hog Mountain Road, in 1966, Kya and Chase started their morning together with a modest but meaningful breakfast. This quiet moment, set in the familiar surroundings of their shared life, marked a significant milestone—almost a year of being together. Chase, with an unexpected sense of commitment, shared his future plans with Kya, telling her that he wanted to build a home for her, an idea that made Kya feel both cherished and hopeful for a future she had long desired. Her heart, filled with dreams of…
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Chapter 11

by testsuphomeAdmin — Chapter 11 of the narrative intricately examines the complexities of family relationships against the backdrop of Maeve’s hospitalization due to a severe infection. The chapter opens with Sandy delivering the unsettling news to the narrator about his sister’s condition, a situation Maeve had intentionally tried to keep hidden from everyone. This revelation forces the narrator into action, prompting him to immediately rush to the hospital, only to be confronted with the reality that Maeve's situation is…
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Chapter 3

by testsuphomeAdmin — Chapter 3 of Their Eyes Were Watching God takes a deep dive into Janie’s emotional turmoil as she navigates the complexities of love and marriage, especially in the early stages of her marriage to Logan Killicks. Janie’s heart is heavy with doubt as she wonders if her marriage can truly fulfill her emotional needs, something she had longed for since her youth. Raised on her grandmother Nanny’s teachings, Janie had come to believe that love would naturally blossom within marriage, but she quickly…
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Chapter XII

by testsuphomeAdmin — In Chapter XII, the narrator finds herself completely overwhelmed by the chaos that is unfolding around her, as well as the internal struggle created by the clashing voices in her head. Desperate to escape the overwhelming situation, she flees from Will Junior’s presence and the dilapidated house that has become a symbol of her confusion. She rushes past her friend, Lester Swan, and Bobbi, barely acknowledging their existence as she tries to distance herself from the storm of emotions that cloud her…
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The Diver

by testsuphomeAdmin — The chapter opens with a tense domestic scene where the police arrive at G’s house, investigating photographs of her daughter that were flagged by a printer. G’s husband diffuses the situation with charm, convincing the officers it was a misunderstanding—he had merely complained about print quality. His performance shifts the officers from suspicion to acquiescence. However, once they leave, his facade collapses into violent rage. He shouts at G and their daughter, throws objects, and physically…
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Buttercup Gold and Other Stories

by LovelyMay — Buttercup Gold and Other Stories by Ellen Robena Field is a delightful collection of heartwarming tales and poems that celebrate nature, kindness, and the innocence of childhood. Filled with vivid imagery and timeless lessons, the book offers a nostalgic glimpse into simple joys and moral values.
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As It Is

by LovelyMay — In the poem "As It Is," the narrator muses on his wishes for a better world, one with kinder people, less greed, and softer views on the faults of others. Despite his longing for improvement, he accepts the world and its inhabitants as they are, acknowledging that life, with all its sorrow, bitterness, and pain, also brings joy, friendship, and love. He concludes that the world, in all its complexity, is ultimately a place of more gladness than sorrow, suggesting an acceptance of life's imperfections and a…
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