Our Short Story Writers
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The titles are accurate : these are studies, like those of People in Our Neigh- borhood. They were listed above because of the kin- ship they bear to the short story and because of their brevity. The author's object was to create pictures detached from action. Yet even here, her narrative often does the describing. When we think of Amanda Todd: the Friend of Cats {People of Our Neighbor- hood), we think rather of the ten saucers filled with milk, for the cat, one for each day of Amanda's ab- se...nce. In recalling Morwm^-G'/or^; (of Understudies), we remember that Alexander Bemis was a boy of promise, but that he had a love affair which, ending disastrously, may have had something to do with his ultimate failure. We may lose sight of the morning- glory comparison, that is, in following the actual in- cidents.
Mrs. Freeman's short-stories are always units.
i8o OUR SHORT STORY WRITERS Very occasionally a character of one story may reap- pear in another; but the stories themselves are sepa- rate and independent ; there is no interlinking.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The titles are accurate : these are studies, like those of People in Our Neigh- borhood. They were listed above because of the kin- ship they bear to the short story and because of their brevity. The author's object was to create pictures detached from action. Yet even here, her narrative often does the describing. When we think of Amanda Todd: the Friend of Cats {People of Our Neighbor- hood), we think rather of the ten saucers filled with milk, for the cat, one for each day of Amanda's ab- se...nce. In recalling Morwm^-G'/or^; (of Understudies), we remember that Alexander Bemis was a boy of promise, but that he had a love affair which, ending disastrously, may have had something to do with his ultimate failure. We may lose sight of the morning- glory comparison, that is, in following the actual in- cidents.
Mrs. Freeman's short-stories are always units.
i8o OUR SHORT STORY WRITERS Very occasionally a character of one story may reap- pear in another; but the stories themselves are sepa- rate and independent ; there is no interlinking.
What to read after Our Short Story Writers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Blanche Colton Williams to read onlineMoreLess
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