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"Interludes, being Two Essays, a Story, and Some Verses" by Horace Smith offers a captivating glimpse into 19th-century literature through a diverse collection of short works. This carefully curated volume presents a range of Smith's literary talent, encompassing philosophical essays, engaging short stories, and poignant poetry.
Explore the author's reflections on various subjects within the two included essays, offering insights into the intellectual landscape of the era. Immerse yourself in the narrative of the featured story, showcasing Smith's skill in crafting compelling fiction. Delve into the world of verse with a selection of his poems, revealing his mastery of language and emotion.
This republication of Horace Smith's "Interludes" preserves the original charm and literary merit of these classic works. Ideal for readers interested in short stories, essays, poetry, and the broader scope of 19th-century literature, this collection provides a fascinating journey into the writings of a noteworthy author.
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