Wilbur Crane's Handicap
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"Wilbur Crane's Handicap" is a delightful satirical novel exploring the social mores and eccentric characters of 19th-century society. With a keen eye for detail and a sharp wit, John Maxwell Forbes crafts a humorous tale that gently pokes fun at the conventions and absurdities of the time. The story follows Wilbur Crane, whose unusual predicament and the reactions of those around him, provide ample opportunities for social commentary and lighthearted amusement.
A classic work of American literature, "Wilbur Crane's Handicap" offers a timeless reflection on human nature and the enduring power of humor. Readers will appreciate Forbes' engaging prose and the novel's subtle yet profound observations about life, love, and the pursuit of happiness.
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