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The Trimmed Lamp And Other Stories of the Four Million

Set aside the cares and stresses of your day and take a tour through the lives of a wonderfully diverse collection of early-twentieth-century Americans in this charming collection of tales from O. Henry. Each story is a perfectly polished wonder of brevity, vivid characterization, and wit. Taken as a whole, this volume is a pleasing diversion that will satisfy fans of classic fiction.

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  • "Project Gutenberg etext of The trimmed lamp"
  • "Other stories of the four million"
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  • "Set aside the cares and stresses of your day and take a tour through the lives of a wonderfully diverse collection of early-twentieth-century Americans in this charming collection of tales from O. Henry. Each story is a perfectly polished wonder of brevity, vivid characterization, and wit. Taken as a whole, this volume is a pleasing diversion that will satisfy fans of classic fiction."@en
  • "Free from the too common trick of embellishing actuality with traditional cant, this author wins the intelligent reader through a sympathetic cynicism denoting experience and honesty, the whole expressing itself in most humorous form. Shopgirls and bartenders and pseudo-Bohemians and "that sad company of mariners known as Jersey commuters"--such types are hit off with immense cleverness."@en
  • "For other editions, see Author Catalog."@en
  • "O. Henry's short, simple stories are noted for their careful plotting, ironic coincidences, and surprise endings."@en
  • "Free from the too common trick of embellishing actuality with traditional cant, this author wins the intelligent reader through a sympathetic cynicism denoting experience and honesty, the whole expressing itself in most humorous form. Shopgirls and bartenders and pseudo-Bohemians and ""that sad company of mariners known as Jersey commuters""--Such types are hit off with immense cleverness."@en

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  • "The trimmed lamp : and other stories of the four million"
  • "The trimmed lamp : and other stories of the four million"@en
  • "The trimmed lamp : And other stories of the four million"
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