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AUCASSIN AND NICOLETTE
To Lady Violet Lebas, this letter introduces "Aucassin et Nicolette," a novel that perplexes with its ancient French, far removed from the familiar parlance taught in schools. Authored around the twelfth century's close in Picardy, it flourishes in a blend of verse and prose, a format reminiscent of the "Chanson de Roland," where verses are unified by assonance rather than rhyme. The anonymous author, an elder likely bearing warmth and a touch of weariness, presents a tale rich in youthful ardor and…-
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Fantastic Fables
Fantastic Fables by Ambrose Bierce is a collection of sharp, satirical, and darkly humorous fables that offer biting commentary on human nature, politics, and societal norms through clever, allegorical tales filled with irony and wit.-
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IX -The witch and other Stories
The chapter opens with a somber scene following the funeral of Lipa's child, Nikifor, where the guests and priests indulge in a feast, showing little regard for the somber occasion. Lipa, overwhelmed by grief and realizing her child is truly gone, breaks down, only to be met with harshness from Aksinya, who demands her to leave. Lipa decides to return to her mother in Torguevo the next morning, highlighting her complete alienation and loss within the Tsybukin household. Years have passed, and changes…-
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Chapter XX of "Dawn O'Hara: The Girl Who Laughed" depicts a poignant moment when the main character and others come to say their farewells to Blackie, who is lying in a hospital bed, critically injured after a devastating accident. The chapter opens with a reminder of Blackie's presence in their lives through the description of his old, worn office coat, emphasizing how inanimate objects often outlast their owners. The narrative then recounts the accident that led to this moment, contrasting the immediate…
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CHAPTER VII -For Greater Things
In Chapter VII of "For Greater Things: The Story of Saint Stanislaus Kostka," titled “The Test of Courage,” the narrative delves into the trials faced by Stanislaus due to the relentless bullying from his brother Paul and their guardian Bilinski. Paul, unable to comprehend Stanislaus’ genuine piety and dedication to his faith, interprets his brother's refusal to partake in their boisterous activities as a personal rebuke. This misunderstanding fuels Paul's resentment, leading him to physically and…-
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In the concluding chapter of "The Circus Boys Across The Continent," tension mounts as Phil Forrest actively searches for Red Larry, a dangerous character who had previously harmed and threatened the circus. Phil's investigation leads him to a suspicious gilded band wagon covered with a heavy canvas, recalling how in the past, circus workers would sleep inside such wagons. Determined, Phil navigates the precarious climb under the canvas to investigate further. Upon reaching the top, Phil encounters Red…-
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SOME JAPANESE BOGIE-BOOKS
In the quiet corners of Tokyo, amidst the busy streets and bustling markets, there exists a niche world known only to the most dedicated booksmen: the world of Japanese bogie-books. These books, bound in mystery and steeped in eerie legend, were once collected by those fascinated by the supernatural. They were not just ordinary books; they were said to carry within them the dark spirits of ancient folklore, ghost stories, and curses that transcended the page. One such collector was Hiroshi Tanaka, a…-
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Chapter XIX
Chapter XIX marks a critical and transformative moment in Addie’s life, set against the backdrop of New York City in September 2014. After years of being caught in a tumultuous web of emotions involving Luc, a being from the darkness, and the passionate love she shares with Henry, Addie finds herself standing on the threshold of monumental decisions. The city, alive with its incessant pulse and energy, mirrors the unrest brewing within Addie’s heart. As the night deepens and the city quiets around her,…-
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53. Missing Link
Missing Link, the pivotal chapter of 1970, presents a tense courtroom scene where the defense calls its final witness, Tim O’Neal, whose testimony holds significant weight in challenging the prosecution’s case against Kya Clark. O’Neal, a respected and quiet shrimping boat operator, provides crucial information by confirming he had seen a boat, similar to Miss Clark’s, near the crime scene on the night of Chase Andrews' death. However, he admits that the darkness of the evening prevents him from…-
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Chapter 3: Jude and Redemption
In Chapter 3, JB finds himself in the throes of addiction, struggling against isolation, regret, and an unfulfilled need for redemption. The story unfolds over the Fourth of July weekend, a time when celebration and freedom dominate the city, yet for JB, it serves as a stark contrast to his own imprisonment within his habits and self-destruction. While his friends disperse to various destinations—Malcolm heading to Hamburg, Jude traveling to Copenhagen, Willem escaping to the landscapes of…-
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