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ON BOOKS ABOUT RED MEN
In "ON BOOKS ABOUT RED MEN," addressed to Richard Wilby, Esq., at Eton College, Windsor, the writer, presumably an uncle, shares his fascination with literature, particularly stories about "Red Indians," with his nephew, Dick. The uncle reminiscences about his childhood antics inspired by such tales, including his attempts at crafting a tomahawk and a pipe, reminiscent of Hiawatha's, albeit unsuccessfully. The uncle endorses "A Narrative of the Captivity and Adventures of John Tanner," a true account of…-
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XX —The witch and other Stories
In the serene landscape two miles away from Obrutchanovo, amidst the transformative phase brought by the construction of a grand bridge, a poignant story unfolds centered around the New Villa. The village, perched high on the river-bank, offered a scenic view of the bridge's intricate framework, particularly mesmerizing in fog or when adorned with hoar frost, presenting a spectacle that hinted at both beauty and the ominous influence of change. Kutcherov, the robust engineer behind the bridge, becomes a…-
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V -The Witchand Other Stories
In this grim chapter, the desperation and bleakness of village life are brought to the fore through the experiences of a family and their small community during the Fast of the Assumption. As the somber evening descends upon their humble hut, Marya and Granny, burdened by their meager existence, go about their frugal routines, highlighting their poverty and the stifling constraints of their life. The children, Sasha and Motka, showcase a naïve yet dark perception of morality, as they find a morbid sense…-
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CHAPTER 8 -The beasts of Tarzan
Through the dense, entangled jungles of the equatorial night, a formidable creature moved silently, its path lit only by the occasional gleam of its eyes reflected by the moonlight. Ignoring its hunger, it ventured determinedly toward a native village, encircled by a palisade, where preparations for a grand feast stirred the air with excitement and anticipation. Inside one of the huts, Tarzan of the Apes lay bound, contemplating his imminent death and the fates of Jane and their son, left vulnerable by his…-
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CHAPTER XV -For Greater Things
After Stanislaus Kostka passed away just weeks shy of his 18th birthday, his death catalyzed a surprising wave of reverence, transforming the relatively unknown youth into a figure of widespread veneration in Rome and eventually, across Poland. Despite not having performed any public roles or writings during his life, his sanctity was immediately recognized upon his death, drawing large crowds who treated him as a saint. The General of the Society of Jesus, Francis Borgia, notably ordered Stanislaus's body…-
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In Chapter II of "Dawn O'Hara, The Girl Who Laughed," we find Dawn recounting her recovery at her sister Norah’s and brother-in-law Max’s home after a period of illness and mental strain caused by her life and work in New York City. The tranquility and care she receives in this loving home environment are a stark contrast to her previous circumstances, emphasizing the healing power of family, rest, and a break from the stressful city life. Norah and Max’s unwavering support, manifesting through…-
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Chapter V
Chapter V begins on a brisk morning in March 2014, where Henry Strauss finds himself wrestling with time as he faces the start of a busy day in New York City. Though he envisions greeting each day with peace and a calm morning coffee, Henry often finds himself struggling to match the pace of the world around him. Today is no different as he rushes to meet his younger sister, Muriel, for breakfast—a meeting that has been delayed once again due to Henry’s habit of procrastination. His sense of time…-
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7. The Fishing Season
The Fishing Season takes place in 1952, offering a detailed exploration of Kya's life, her isolation, and her longing for connection. She is a young girl living in solitude, abandoned by her family, and left to survive in a dilapidated home in the marsh. The only moments of companionship she has come from brief encounters with her father, who is emotionally and physically abusive, and a small group of townspeople who view her with disdain due to her poverty and status as an outsider. Kya’s solitude is a…-
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Chapter 5
Chapter 5 delves into the evolving emotional landscape of a family trying to navigate shifting relationships, personal ambitions, and the lingering impact of loss. Maeve's return home for Christmas is fleeting, as she soon departs on a ski trip with friends, subtly underscoring the growing distance between her and the protagonist. While her departure may seem routine, it highlights her ability to integrate into a new social circle, one shaped by affluence and independence, setting her apart from the…-
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VII LISPENARD STREET
VII Lispenard Street marks the starting point of a journey filled with remembrance and sorrow. On the second anniversary of a devastating event, the narrator and their close companions leave New York behind, seeking refuge in Rome, where memories of grief and loss feel slightly less oppressive. Their visit coincides with a ceremony at the American Academy, a tribute to a young architect’s scholarship funded by the Irvine family in memory of their late son. Despite the gathering of familiar faces and the…-
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