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Perihelion
Perihelion marked a pivotal moment in the story, where the characters grappled with profound personal loss while seeking new horizons. Sol, devastated by the recent death of Papa Griff, found herself emotionally shaken but chose to conceal her sorrow from others. Her grief was channeled into a vehement hatred of the lake, the very body of water that had claimed the lives of her two uncles and now, tragically, Griff. This intense animosity became a symbol of the unresolved grief that haunted her, making the…-
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Peasant Wives
Peasant Wives introduces a layered account of village life that pulls the reader into the modest yet tension-filled household of Dyudya, a peasant patriarch who has built up his small fortune through frugal living and hard work. Within the wooden walls of their cottage, relationships simmer beneath the surface. Dyudya’s elder son, Fyodor, is burdened with a chronically sick wife, Sofya, who adds a quiet strain to the home. Meanwhile, Alyoshka, the younger son and physically deformed, is married to…-
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Our Bright & Zippy Kellan
Our Bright & Zippy Kellan, the chapter begins with the protagonist arriving in Thunder Bay, where they are greeted by an overwhelming feeling of hunger. Drawn to a lively market by the shimmering waters of a lake, they begin to scan the food stalls, tempted by the scent of grilled chicken wafting through the air. However, when they try to pay for the meal using U.S. dollars, they are quickly reminded that they are now in Canada, and a currency exchange is required. Faced with this unexpected challenge,…-
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On Virgil
On Virgil, the exploration begins not with reverence but with a quiet honesty. The author addresses Lady Violet Lebas in a tone that resists conventional praise, emphasizing that true appreciation of literature must arise naturally rather than from obligation or academic consensus. He confesses a lack of emotional attachment to several literary giants often held in high esteem, not from ignorance but from a preference for works that spark a personal, visceral reaction. This establishes a context in which…-
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On Vers De Société
On Vers De Société opens a thoughtful exploration into the delicate craft of sociable poetry, the kind meant not for grand epics or deep philosophical contemplation, but for gentle wit, refined charm, and light emotional touch. Rather than originate in the ancient worlds of Greece or Rome, where societal hierarchies and the exclusion of women shaped cultural expression, this genre blossomed later in the elegant courts of France. It was there, in an atmosphere of leisure, subtle flirtation, and cultivated…-
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ON BOOKS ABOUT RED MEN
"ON BOOKS ABOUT RED MEN" opens with a tone of warm nostalgia, where a gentleman writes to a young schoolboy, Dick, about his own youthful fascination with stories of Native American life. The writer recalls days spent pretending to be an “Indian,” trying and failing to make a tomahawk or mimic Hiawatha’s rituals. He shares that the stories weren’t just imaginative fuel but sources of great enthusiasm—so much so that he once stuffed a peace pipe with tea leaves and promptly sickened himself. What…-
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Of Vers De Societe
Of Vers De Societe opens with a pointed response to Mr. Gifted Hopkins, whose poetic attempt is critiqued not out of malice, but out of a desire for refinement. The form he attempted, though seemingly light, demands more than charm—it calls for a subtle mastery of tone, wit, and restraint. Unlike other poetic expressions where emotion may roam free, society verse must flirt with feeling without ever losing its composure. The Greeks, despite their lyrical prowess, left little to this genre due to the…-
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Of Modern English Poetry
"Of Modern English Poetry" emerges a compelling conversation about literary evolution and the selective brilliance found in the present age. As poetic voices multiply across continents, there is merit in focusing on a few whose contributions have quietly shaped English verse. Instead of sweeping assessments, examining the individual paths of Mr. Swinburne, Mr. William Morris, and Mr. Robert Bridges gives a clearer view of where poetry has been and what it may become. These three, distinct in tone and…-
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O God that Maple Fretboard
O God that Maple Fretboard, the protagonist finds themselves arriving at a public dock after enduring a grueling three-day storm. The once turbulent waters now rest in tranquility, and the boat is gently rocking against the dock as the protagonist disembarks. Almost immediately, they encounter a young girl sitting in the cockpit of the boat, who, with a teasing smile, jokingly remarks about the condition of the boat and the protagonist’s fishing skills. The air is thick with tension, but her playful…-
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Map of Osprey Cove
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