Library Of American Fiction...: The Spider's Eye. A Story Of The Latin Quarter. Two Purse-companions. Poor Ogla-moga. A Memorable Murder. Venetian Gla
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This collection, "Library Of American Fiction...", presents a diverse range of short stories from the 19th century. Included are: "The Spider's Eye. A Story Of The Latin Quarter," transporting readers to the bohemian heart of Paris; "Two Purse-companions," a tale exploring themes of friendship or rivalry; "Poor Ogla-moga," likely a narrative centered on a character facing hardship; "A Memorable Murder," promising a suspenseful and intriguing mystery; and "Venetian Glass," perhaps a story with elements of beauty and fragility, set against the backdrop of Venice. This anthology offers a glimpse into the literary landscape of America, showcasing a variety of styles and themes that reflect the era's social and cultural concerns. The collection provides engaging narratives and a valuable resource for those interested in the evolution of American storytelling.
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