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  • None so Deaf As Those Who Won't Hear: A Comedietta in One Act

    In this one-act play, the characters find themselves in a situation where communication fails because some individuals refuse to acknowledge or address certain truths, often with humorous consequences. The plot revolves around misunderstandings, misinterpretations, and characters who refuse to hear or accept things they do not want to confront.Typically, a comedic misunderstanding develops in ... Read more

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  • None so Deaf As Those Who Won't Hear: A Comedietta in One Act

    Unraveling the Absurdity of Communication Breakdowns

    In "None so Deaf As Those Who Won't Hear: A Comedietta in One Act," Herbert Pelham Curtis explores themes of communication and miscommunication through sharp wit and astute social commentary. This one-act play brilliantly utilizes the structure of farce while engaging with serious undertones, illustrating the absurdities of human interaction. The dialogue is crisp and imbued with humor, allowing ... Read more

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  • None so Deaf as Those Who Won't Hear

    A Comedietta in One Act

    Born into affluence in high-society Boston, Herbert Pelham Curtis followed his father into the law and later entered military service. Along the way, he turned to literary pursuits as a hobby, first translating a number of works, and later penning his own original creations. The short play "None So Deaf As Those Who Won't Hear" is an uproarious parlor comedy that delves into the crossed wires and ... Read more

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  • The Library Window : A Story Of The Seen And Unseen

    In this narrative Oliphant has beautifully created a world where the boundaries of imagination and reality cannot be distinguished. An amalgamation of super-natural and psychological this is an account of a young girls fancy that leads her to stand against the real world. This work also comments on the situation of the fair sex during the Victorian era. ... Read more

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  • A Stolen Christmas

    The moral in this particular tale is about materialism and envy; apparently as relevant to Christmas in the 1800s as it is today. In this case, a poor mother finally succumbs to the pressure and steals, which she soon comes to regret... Another Christmas Classic by Ali Ribelli Edizioni. ... Read more

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  • The Wit of Women

    by Kate Sanborn ...
    Humor collection first published in 1885. According to Wikipedia: "Katherine Abbott Sanborn (11 July 1839 - 9 July 1917) was an American author, teacher and lecturer. She was born in Hanover, New Hampshire, the daughter of educator Edwin David Sanborn and his wife Mary Ann. She taught English literature in several places, and was a professor at Smith College in that subject for several years, ... Read more

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  • The Jucklins

    A Novel

    Opie Percival Read's "The Jucklins" is a vivid exploration of Southern life in the late 19th century, showcasing the cultural and social dynamics of rural America through the lens of its eccentric characters. Written in a richly colloquial style that captures the cadence and rhythm of Southern speech, the novel interweaves humor with poignant moments, reflecting on themes of family, community, and ... Read more

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  • The Revolt of Sophia Lane

    A Tale of Domestic Rebellion and Personal Freedom in 19th Century New England

    In "The Revolt of Sophia Lane," Mary E. Wilkins Freeman deftly explores the constraints of gender and societal expectations through the lens of a single woman's life. Written in a poignant yet accessible prose style typical of late 19th-century American literature, this novella captures the quiet desperation of its protagonist, Sophia Lane, as she grapples with her desires against the backdrop of ... Read more

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  • There Is Sorrow on the Sea

    Dick is eventually rescued by a British warship, but he is traumatized by his experience. He is unable to return home, so he decides to join the Royal Navy. He serves in the Navy for many years, and he eventually rises to the rank of captain.One day, Dick's ship is attacked by a pirate ship that is commanded by the same man who he dueled with many years ago. Dick defeats the pirate ship, but he is ... Read more

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  • J. Cole

    "J. Cole" by Emma Gellibrand intricately weaves Victorian romance and drama, delivering a character-driven narrative rich in psychological depth. Set amidst the backdrop of Victorian society, Gellibrand crafts a compelling tale that delves into the complexities of social class, ambition, and personal identity. Through vividly drawn characters and intricate relationships, the novel explores themes ... Read more

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  • Susie Rolliffe's Christmas

    "Christmas Classics" is proud to present you a carefully selected range of fiction and prose for the most beautiful time of the year. You can spot them easily by the red book cover and the golden bells in the middle. ... Read more

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