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Experience the nuanced world of 19th-century English society through the sharp wit and keen observations of Anthony Trollope in "Why Frau Fromann Raised her Prices and other stories." This collection of short stories offers a glimpse into the domestic sphere, exploring social dynamics and everyday life with Trollope's signature blend of realism and subtle social commentary.
A master of domestic fiction, Trollope presents compelling narratives that resonate with timeless themes of human relationships and societal expectations. These stories, carefully selected for this edition, provide a fascinating snapshot of a bygone era, inviting readers to reflect on the enduring nature of human character and the complexities of social interaction.
Dive into these classic works of English literature and discover why Trollope remains a celebrated voice in the literary canon. This meticulously prepared edition brings these stories to life, ensuring an engaging and accessible reading experience for all who appreciate the art of the short story.
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