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IN EXILE
In the stark and unforgiving expanse of Siberia, by a riverbank and the flickering light of a campfire, Old Semyon, known as Canny, converses with a young Tatar, revealing the profound isolation and despair of exile. The narrative unfolds through their dialogue, contrasting experiences, and contemplations of life in a remote, desolate environment. Semyon, hardened by twenty-two years as a ferryman, claims contentment with his simple existence, devoid of desire or ambition, preaching a philosophy of…-
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The Scoffer
In "The Scoffer," a reflective poem, the speaker initially imagines himself scoffing at historical figures like Benjamin Franklin and Robert Fulton during their times of innovation. He depicts a scene where, had he lived in Franklin's era, he would have mockingly observed Franklin experimenting with electricity by flying a kite in the rain, a key attached to its tail, dismissing him as insane. Similarly, the speaker admits he might have been among those ridiculing Fulton, doubting the feasibility of…-
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PART. II -Buttered Side Down
"The Man Who Came Back" from "Buttered Side Down" delves into the life of Ted Terrill, who struggles with his past as a convict. After serving time for embezzling bank funds in a failed speculation, Ted returns home with the intent to leave immediately after visiting his mother's grave. His prison term had been unconventional—no prison pallor or shorn hair for him, thanks to the reformative approach of his prison's superintendent. His involvement in sports and the lack of typical convict features allowed…-
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In the opening chapter of "The Circus Boys On the Mississippi," we meet Teddy Tucker and Phil Forrest, two young performers in the Sparling Combined Shows. The chapter begins with Phil inquiring Teddy about any troubles he might have had with Diaz, a new Spanish clown. Teddy reluctantly admits to a potential misunderstanding, sparked by Phil noticing Diaz's hostile glare at Teddy during a circus performance. The tension between Teddy and Diaz stems from an incident where Teddy disrupted Diaz's act by…-
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CHAPTER VI -Frivolous Cupid
In Chapter VI of "Frivolous Cupid," titled "Which Shall It Be?", a day unfolds with a philosopher engrossed in a book of ontology, critically analyzing its contents, oblivious to the serene environment of the orchard he is in. His solitude is interrupted by Miss May, a young woman seeking his counsel on a matter of the heart under the guise of discussing a scenario from a novel she has been reading. She paints a picture of a girl torn between two prospective lovers: one whom her family and she find…-
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III -The woman in the Alcove
In Chapter III of "The Woman in the Alcove," the protagonist is engulfed in a whirl of despair and confusion as the illustrious diamond, central to a crime, is discovered concealed within her possessions. She vehemently denies any involvement, asserting her ignorance of how the jewel and the gloves, in which it was hidden, came to be in her bag. The kindly inspector, while expressing belief in her innocence, hints at a man's involvement, leading her to staunchly defend Anson Durand's integrity, suggesting…-
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MY SEVENTH STAGE
In "The Autobiography of a Slander," the seventh stage unfolds with a dramatic turn of events set against the backdrop of September's sunny disposition in England and the contrasting stern atmosphere of St. Petersburg, Russia. The chapter begins with the simultaneous departure of Sigismund Zaluski to Russia, following an urgent summon by his uncle, and the travel of the slanderous letter to its Russian destination. Zaluski, who was at the Morleys' in Muddleton, departs with a promise to return in a…-
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CHAPTER XI. The Guard
Lad, an aging collie, confronts the limitations and physical decline of old age but retains his spirited and protective nature. His days are characterized by diminishing vitality and increased dependence, yet Lad's essence—his loyalty, intelligence, and courage—remains untouched. When Sonya, a young girl mistreated by her father Ruloff, connects with Lad, she finds in him a guardian whose presence instills in her a sense of protection and love. Despite Lad's frailty, he vigilantly defends her against…-
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Chapter XVII
Chapter XVII begins on the bustling streets of New York City on New Year's Eve, 2013. Henry, caught in the whirlwind of a wild party at a Bed-Stuy apartment known as the Castle, finds himself overwhelmed by the chaos around him. The party is filled with loud conversations, flashing lights, and fleeting interactions, leaving Henry to feel more isolated than ever. Amidst this chaos, he steps outside to the fire escape, seeking solace in the cold, quiet night. The chill of the air contrasts sharply with the…-
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21. Coop
Coop, set in the summer of 1961, paints a raw and emotional picture of Kya’s profound loneliness and grief following the abandonment by Tate. The oppressive heat of the season exacerbates her isolation, as the palmetto fronds rattle menacingly in the wind, a sound that mirrors the turbulence within her soul. The sweltering weather, with its sticky humidity, traps Kya in a haze of sadness, much like the weight of the heat pressing down on her. For days, she retreats into the quiet sanctuary of her bed,…-
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