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CHAPTER XVI A Long Day in London
The waiter asked him what it would be: was it Mocha coffee he'd like, or would he prefer the Parisian, or was the real Turkish to his taste? The warden, bewildered in his choice among such delicacies, modestly requested a cup of coffee, leaving the selection to the waiter, who then retired with a low bow. Here, then, Mr. Harding settled himself with a periodical in hand on one of the inviting sofas. He could not but admire the quiet luxury of his surroundings, the subdued lighting, the plush comfort of…-
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In Chapter XVII of "The Warden," titled "Sir Abraham Haphazard," Trollope introduces us to Sir Abraham, the attorney-general, showcasing the legal and ethical complexities facing Mr. Harding. The chapter opens with Harding's meeting with Sir Abraham in his chambers, a room more akin to a scholar's study than a lawyer's office. Sir Abraham, described as a sharp, industrious, yet emotionally distant figure, commands respect in his professional realm though he is portrayed as lacking in personal warmth and…
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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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CHAPTER XIX The Warden Resigns
The somber breakfast following the contentious issues faced by Mr. Harding highlights the strained atmosphere amongst the characters. Mr. Harding, the warden, decides to resign, fueled by a deep moral dilemma over the legality and morality of his income from the hospital wardenship. Despite the material comfort and status it provided, his conscience cannot reconcile the contentious entitlement, leading to his decision to step down. A character deeply reflective and conscientious, Mr. Harding's actions…-
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CHAPTER XX Farewell
'And your reverence,' said he, and Mr Harding prepared himself to hear at least some word of affectionate regret; 'and your reverence, shall we get the hundred a year though?' Upon which Mr Harding turned away, and, without speaking another word, left the man griping the empty glass in his bed. Bunce followed him out, and then Mr Harding gave vent to the feelings which harassed him, raved against the evils of the world, which could turn the hearts of such men to gall. 'Calm yourself, Mr Harding,'…-
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CHAPTER 5 -The beasts of Tarzan
come. He explained the sail and his intentions fully to Mugambi, who was delighted with the prospect of being able to return to his own country.The canoe was drawn well up on the beach above the high water mark,and as Tarzan had had considerable experience in the building of small craft among the cannibals of the mainland, he felt no doubt but that he could fashion a seaworthy dugout with which to make the short journey to the coast.The following few days were occupied in preparing for their…-
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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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Aesopus Emendatus
In "Fantastic Fables: Aesopus Emendatus," the chapter presents a collection of moral tales that draw from traditional fables but with twists that offer fresh insights or corrections to their original moral lessons. These fables revolve around various characters, both animals and humans, each conveying a specific moral or lesson through its narrative. "The Cat and the Youth" tells the story of a young man who learns the hard way that disguising one's true nature is difficult and often futile, as…-
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The Ingenious Patriot
In "The Ingenious Patriot," part of "Fantastic Fables," a shrewd inventor secures an audience with the King to present his dual inventions that both threaten and promise to protect the realm. Initially, he showcases a groundbreaking formula for armour-plating that he claims is impervious to any cannon fire, suggesting that incorporating this technology into the Royal Navy would render their warships invincible. The value of this invention is corroborated by the King's own ministers, and the inventor offers…-
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Jamrach the Rich, eager to reach the City of Political Distinction before nightfall, found himself at a crossroads, uncertain of which path to take. He sought guidance from a Wise-Looking Person by the roadside who directed him to the Political Highway. However, the advice came at a price, which Jamrach, not one to be easily parted from his wealth, begrudgingly paid. As he journeyed on, Jamrach encountered various demands for payment. A Benevolent Gentleman at a toll-gate, a Civil Engineer at a bridge…
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