Five Hundred Dollars

This collection of short stories offers a vivid and intimate portrait of life in New England in the late nineteenth century. The author draws on his own experiences growing up in rural Maine to create a series of memorable characters and scenes that capture the challenges and joys of everyday life. From tales of young love and family drama to stories of struggle and hardship, this book offers a rich and fascinating glimpse into a bygone era.

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