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OF MODERN ENGLISH POETRY
My dear Wincott, The recent publication of a book by an American lady, showcasing the modern poets of both England and America, illuminates the challenge in discussing contemporary English poetry. The tally of eighteen English poets to sixty American offers a daunting landscape for a single critic. I prefer to narrow my focus to three living poets, in addition to those previously discussed. These include Mr. Swinburne, Mr. William Morris, and a lesser-known Mr. Robert Bridges, whose poetic paths have…-
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In Chapter XVIII of "The Warden," titled "The Warden is Very Obstinate," we see a tense family confrontation unfold late at night as Mr. Harding, the warden, returns from a meeting with the attorney-general. He faces his daughter and son-in-law, the Grantlys, who are deeply concerned about his sudden departure to London and the potential consequences of his actions concerning his position as the warden. Despite the late hour, Mr. Harding finds no warmth in the meeting; instead, he encounters a barrage of…-
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VII -The witch and other Stories
Grigory Petrovitch Tsybukin, owner of a successful shop and deeply respected in his village, is faced with an existential crisis as he begins to question the authenticity of his wealth, prompting a reflection on his life's integrity. His fears of counterfeit money seem to mirror deeper anxieties about the worth and legitimacy of his own legacy. Varvara, a close acquaintance, senses Grigory's vulnerability and urges him to secure a future for his young grandson, Nikifor, to prevent potential injustices…-
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Back from his journeys, seeking employment and inadvertently revealing his presence to those connected to Dawn. Blackie's vivid account details not only Peter's prowess in storytelling and billiards but also his disconcerting request for Dawn's whereabouts, suggesting his unawareness of her situation. The narrative takes an emotional turn as Blackie, revealing his motive, suggests that Dawn temporarily flee to avoid confrontation with Peter, who has unsettlingly reappeared in her life. Amid plans for…
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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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CHAPTER I -Thuvia, Maid of Mars
Chapter 1 of "Thuvia, Maid of Mars" sets the stage for a romantic and political drama on the exotic planet of Barsoom, featuring Thuvia of Ptarth and Carthoris of Helium. In the royal gardens of Ptarth, Thuvia, the daughter of the Jeddak Thuvan Dihn, rebuffs the advances of Astok, Prince of Dusar, asserting her disdain for his presumption. When Astok forcibly attempts to claim her as his own, Thuvia calls for help; Carthoris, the son of John Carter (the Warlord of Mars) and Dejah Thoris, rushes to her aid,…-
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Chapter 56
Chapter 56 begins with a powerful, emotional reunion as Nina arrives at Cecelia’s camp, greeted by the sight of her daughter, finally free from the manipulative grasp of her father, Andrew. Cecelia, no longer bound by Andrew's rigid expectations, revels in her newfound freedom, her body marked by the rough-and-tumble of childhood—scrapes, sunburns, and the kind of carefree spirit that only comes from being unburdened. The joyful reunion between mother and daughter is filled with the warmth of…-
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2. Jodie
Jodie, Kya’s older brother, had always been her closest companion during the early years following their mother’s departure. As the family began to fragment under the weight of their father’s abusive tendencies, Kya found solace in the bond she shared with him, even amidst the growing tension in their home. They would often share quiet, fleeting moments of normalcy—simple breakfasts and leisurely walks through the marshlands—creating a semblance of family, a fragile cocoon that briefly shielded…-
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Chapter 3
Chapter 3 introduces a major shift in the Conroy household when Andrea, nearly two years into her unpredictable presence, arrives unexpectedly with her daughters, Norma and Bright. This moment feels like an informal declaration that they, too, will now be part of the Dutch House, a realization that unsettles Danny and Maeve. While neither sibling was aware of their existence until that day, they soon suspect that their father had known about the girls all along, his casual indifference indicating that…-
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Chapter 2 finds Jude caught in a cycle of grief and reflection, struggling to reconcile his past with the present as he navigates a world that feels increasingly distant. His visit to Lucien and attendance at JB’s exhibition highlight the emotional weight he carries, as every interaction forces him to confront the lingering pain of Willem’s absence. The exhibition is meant to be a celebration of art, of shared history, but for Jude, it is a visceral reminder of everything he has lost. The loss of…-
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