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The Complete Works of Nathaniel Hawthorne: Novels, Short Stories, Poetry, Essays, Letters and Memoirs (Illustrated Edition)

Enriched edition. Exploring Moral Themes and Symbolism in 19th Century AmericaBy Nathaniel Hawthorne

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The Complete Works of Nathaniel Hawthorne: Novels, Short Stories, Poetry, Essays, Letters and Memoirs (Illustrated Edition) offers an extensive compendium of the author's literary oeuvre, showcasing his mastery in weaving intricate narratives and profound themes that explore the human condition. Rich with symbolism and imbued with a moral complexity, Hawthorne's works evoke the tensions of sin and redemption, innocence and experience, against the backdrop of 19th-century America. This illustrated edition not only illuminates the text with visual artistry but enhances the reader's understanding of Hawthorne's psychological depth and philosophical inquiry. Nathaniel Hawthorne (1804-1864) was a critical figure in American literature, often associated with the Transcendental Movement yet markedly distinct in his exploration of darker themes. His heritage, marked by ancestry tied to the Puritanical roots of New England, provided a fertile ground for his fascination with guilt, the past, and moral ambiguity. Throughout his life, Hawthorne faced personal struggles, including economic hardships and the shadow of his family's legacy, which influenced his contemplative and sometimes melancholic writing style. For readers seeking to delve into the complexities of human nature and the moral quandaries that define our existence, this illustrated edition of Hawthorne's complete works serves as an essential resource. It invites aficionados of American literature, new readers, and scholars alike to engage deeply with Hawthorne's timeless explorations, leaving an indelible impression that resonates across generations. In this enriched edition, we have carefully created added value for your reading experience: - A comprehensive Introduction outlines these selected works' unifying features, themes, or stylistic evolutions. - The Author Biography highlights personal milestones and literary influences that shape the entire body of writing. - A Historical Context section situates the works in their broader era—social currents, cultural trends, and key events that underpin their creation. - A concise Synopsis (Selection) offers an accessible overview of the included texts, helping readers navigate plotlines and main ideas without revealing critical twists. - A unified Analysis examines recurring motifs and stylistic hallmarks across the collection, tying the stories together while spotlighting the different work's strengths. - Reflection questions inspire deeper contemplation of the author's overarching message, inviting readers to draw connections among different texts and relate them to modern contexts. - Lastly, our hand‐picked Memorable Quotes distill pivotal lines and turning points, serving as touchstones for the collection's central themes.

Psychological Identity Family Mythological World Supernatural Curses & Fate Forbidden Love

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1Introduction

321The Wives of the Dead (1832)

2Introduction

322Little Daffydowndilly (1843)

3Author Biography

323My Kinsman, Major Molineux (1832)

4Historical Context

324Tanglewood Tales For Girls and Boys (1853)

5Synopsis (Selection)

325The Wayside

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6Novels:

326The Minotaur

7Introductory Note

327The Pygmies

8Chapter I.

328The Dragon’s Teeth

9Chapter II.

329Circe’s Palace

10Chapter III.

330The Pomegranate Seeds

11Chapter IV.

331The Golden Fleece

12Chapter V

332Fragments from the Journal of a Solitary Man

13Chapter VI.

333A Book of Autographs

14Chapter VII.

334An Old Woman’s Tale

15Chapter VIII.

335Other Tales and Sketches

16Chapter IX.

336I. My Visit to Niagara

17Chapter X.

337II. The Antique Ring

18The Custom-House: Introductory to “The Scarlet Letter”

338III. Graves and Goblins

19I. The Prison Door

339Time’s Portraiture

20II. The Marketplace

340Dr. Bullivant

21III. The Recognition

341The Story Teller

22IV. The Interview

342An Ontario Steam-Boat

23V. Hester at Her Needle

343The Ghost of Doctor Harris

24VI. Pearl

344Apparitions

25VII. The Governor’s Hall

345Sketches in Magazines:(1830-1844)

26VIII. The Elf-Child and the Minister

346Sir William Phips (1830)

27IX. The Leech

347Mrs. Hutchinson (1830)

28X. The Leech and His Patient

348The Haunted Quack (1831)

29XI. The Interior of a Heart

349Sir William Pepperell (1833)

30XII. The Minister’s Vigil

350A Visit to the Clerk of the Weather (1836)

31XIII. Another View of Hester

351Thomas Green Fessenden (1838)

32XIV. Hester and the Physician

352Jonathan Cilley (1838)

33XV. Hester and Pearl

353A Good Man&#x27;s Miracle (1844)

34XVI. A Forest Walk

354Poetry:

35XVII. The Pastor and His Parishioner

355Address to the Moon

36XVIII. A Flood of Sunshine

356The Darken&#x27;d Veil

37XIX. The Child at the Brookside

357Earthly Pomp

38XX. The Minister in a Maze

358Forms of Heroes

39XXI. The New England Holiday

359Go to the Grave

40XXII. The Procession

360My Low and Humble Home

41XXIII. The Revelation of the Scarlet Letter

361The Ocean

42XXIV. Conclusion

362Essays:

43Introductory Note

363The British Matron: A Satire

44Preface

364The Ancestral Footstep: Outlines of an English Romance

45I. The Old Pyncheon Family

365Introductory Note

46II. The Little Shop-Window

366I.

47III. The First Customer

367II.

48IV. A Day Behind the Counter

368III.

49V. May and November

369Chapter 1. His Parentage and Early Life

50VI. Maule’s Well

370Chapter 2. His Services in the State and National Legislatures

51VII. The Guest

371Chapter 3. His Success at the Bar

52VIII. The Pyncheon of To-day

372Chapter 4. The Mexican War — His Journal of the March from Vera Cruz

53IX. Clifford and Phoebe

373Chapter 5. His Services in the Valley of Mexico

54X. The Pyncheon Garden

374Chapter 6. The Compromise and Other Matters

55XI. The Arched Window

375Chapter 7. His Nomination for the Presidency

56XII. The Daguerreotypist

376Chiefly About War Matters

57XIII. Alice Pyncheon

377Preface

58XIV. Phoebe’s Good-Bye

378Consular Experiences

59XV. The Scowl and Smile

379Leamington Spa

60XVI. Clifford’s Chamber

380About Warwick

61XVII. The Flight of Two Owls

381Recollections of a Gifted Woman

62XVIII. Governor Pyncheon

382Lichfield and Uttoxeter

63XIX. Alice’s Posies

383Pilgrimage to Old Boston

64XX. The Flower of Eden

384Near Oxford

65XXI. The Departure

385Some of the Haunts of Burns

66I. Old Moodie

386A London Suburb

67II. Blithedale

387Up the Thames

68III. A Knot of Dreamers

388Outside Glimpses of English Poverty

69IV. The Supper-Table

389Civic Banquets

70V. Until Bedtime

390Autobiographical Writings:

71VI. Coverdale’s Sick-Chamber

391Letters:

72VII. The Convalescent

392Browne’s Folly (a letter for the Essex Institute)

73VIII. A Modern Arcadia

393Love Letters (To Miss Sophia Peabody): Volume I (pt. 1)

74IX. Hollingsworth, Zenobia, Priscilla

394Love Letters (To Miss Sophia Peabody): Volume I (pt. 2)

75X. A Visitor from Town

395Love Letters (To Miss Sophia Peabody): Volume II (pt. 1)

76XI. The Woodpath

396Love Letters (To Miss Sophia Peabody): Volume II (pt. 2)

77XII. Coverdale’s Hermitage

397Love Letters (To Miss Sophia Peabody): Volume II (pt. 3)

78XIII. Zenobia’s Legend

398Letter to the Editor of the Literary Review

79XIV. Eliot’s Pulpit

399Memoirs and Diaries:

80XV. A Crisis

400American Notebooks (Volume I&amp;II) (pt. 1)

81XVI. Leave-Takings

401American Notebooks (Volume I&amp;II) (pt. 2)

82XVII. The Hotel

402American Notebooks (Volume I&amp;II) (pt. 3)

83XVIII. The Boarding-House

403American Notebooks (Volume I&amp;II) (pt. 4)

84XIX. Zenobia’s Drawing-Room

404American Notebooks (Volume I&amp;II) (pt. 5)

85XX. They Vanish

405American Notebooks (Volume I&amp;II) (pt. 6)

86XXI. An Old Acquaintance

406English Notebooks (Volume I&amp;II) (pt. 1)

87XXII. Fauntleroy

407English Notebooks (Volume I&amp;II) (pt. 2)

88XXIII. A Village Hall

408English Notebooks (Volume I&amp;II) (pt. 3)

89XXIV. The Masqueraders

409English Notebooks (Volume I&amp;II) (pt. 4)

90XXV. The Three Together

410English Notebooks (Volume I&amp;II) (pt. 5)

91XXVI. Zenobia and Coverdale

411English Notebooks (Volume I&amp;II) (pt. 6)

92XXVII. Midnight

412English Notebooks (Volume I&amp;II) (pt. 7)

93XXVIII. Blithedale Pasture

413English Notebooks (Volume I&amp;II) (pt. 8)

94XXIX. Miles Coverdale’s Confession

414English Notebooks (Volume I&amp;II) (pt. 9)

95Volume I

415English Notebooks (Volume I&amp;II) (pt. 10)

96Chapter I. Miriam, Hilda, Kenyon, Donatello

416English Notebooks (Volume I&amp;II) (pt. 11)

97Chapter II. The Faun

417French and Italian Notebooks (Volume I&amp;II) (pt. 1)

98Chapter III. Subterranean Reminiscences

418French and Italian Notebooks (Volume I&amp;II) (pt. 2)

99Chapter IV. The Spectre of the Catacomb

419French and Italian Notebooks (Volume I&amp;II) (pt. 3)

100Chapter V. Miriam’s Studio

420French and Italian Notebooks (Volume I&amp;II) (pt. 4)

101Chapter VI. The Virgin’s Shrine

421French and Italian Notebooks (Volume I&amp;II) (pt. 5)

102Chapter VII. Beatrice

422French and Italian Notebooks (Volume I&amp;II) (pt. 6)

103Chapter VIII. The Suburban Villa

423French and Italian Notebooks (Volume I&amp;II) (pt. 7)

104Chapter IX. The Faun and Nymph

424French and Italian Notebooks (Volume I&amp;II) (pt. 8)

105Chapter X. The Sylvan Dance

425Biographies and Reminiscences of Hawthorne:

106Chapter XI. Fragmentary Sentences

426Biographical sketch by George Parsons Lathrop

107Chapter XII. A Stroll on the Pincian

427I.

108Chapter XIII. A Sculptor’s Studio

428II.

109Chapter XIV. Cleopatra

429III.

110Chapter XV. An Aesthetic Company

430IV.

111Chapter XVI. A Moonlight Ramble

431V.

112Chapter XVII. Miriam’s Trouble

432Preface

113Chapter XVIII. On the Edge of a Precipice

433Chapter I. Salem and the Hathornes: 1630-1800

114Chapter XIX. The Faun’s Transformation

434Chapter II. Boyhood of Hawthorne: 1804-1821

115Chapter XX. The Burial Chant

435Chapter III. Bowdoin College: 1821-1825.

116Chapter XXI. The Dead Capuchin

436Chapter IV. Little Misery: 1825-1835

117Chapter XXII. The Medici Gardens

437Chapter V. Eos and Eros: 1835-1839

118Chapter XXIII. Miriam and Hilda

438Chapter VI. Pegasus at the Cart: 1839-1841

119Volume II

439Chapter VII. Hawthorne as a Socialist: 1841-1842

120Chapter XXIV. The Tower among the Apennines

440Chapter VIII. Concord and the Old Manse: 1842-1845

121Chapter XXV. Sunshine

441Chapter IX. “Mosses Prom an Old Manse”: 1845

122Chapter XXVI. The Pedigree of Monte Beni

442Chapter X. From Concord to Lenox: 1845-1849

123Chapter XXVII. Myths

443Chapter XI. Pegasus is Free: 1850-1852

124Chapter XXVIII. The Owl Tower

444Chapter XII. The Liverpool Consulate: 1852-1854

125Chapter XXIX. On the Battlements

445Chapter XIII. Hawthorne in England: 1854-1858

126Chapter XXX. Donatello’s Bust

446Chapter XIV. Italy

127Chapter XXXI. The Marble Saloon

447Chapter XV. Hawthorne as Art Critic: 1858

128Chapter XXXII. Scenes by the Way

448Chapter XVI. “The Marble Faun”: 1859-1860

129Chapter XXXIII. Pictured Windows

449Chapter XVII. Homeward Bound: 1860-1862

130Chapter XXXIV. Market Day in Perugia

450Chapter XVIII. Immortality

131Chapter XXXV. The Bronze Pontiff’s Benediction

451Appendices

132Chapter XXXVI. Hilda’s Tower

452Introduction

133Chapter XXXVII. The Emptiness of Picture Galleries

453I

134Chapter XXXVIII. Altars and Incense

454II

135Chapter XXXIX. The World’s Cathedral

455III

136Chapter XL. Hilda and a Friend

456IV

137Chapter XLI. Snowdrops and Maidenly Delights

457V

138Chapter XLII. Reminiscences of Miriam

458VI

139Chapter XLIII. The Extinction of a Lamp

459VII

140Chapter XLIV. The Deserted Shrine

460VIII

141Chapter XLV. The Flight of Hilda’s Doves

461IX

142Chapter XLVI. A Walk on the Campagna

462X

143Chapter XLVII. The Peasant and Contadina

463XI

144Chapter XLVIII. A Scene in the Corso

464XII

145Chapter XLIX. A Frolic of the Carnival

465XIII

146Chapter L. Miriam, Hilda, Kenyon, Donatello

466XIV

147Conclusion

467XV

148The Dolliver Romance (1863) (unfinished)

468XVI

149Introductory Note

469XVII

150A Scene from the Dolliver Romance

470XVIII

151Another Scene from the Dolliver Romance

471XIX

152Another Fragment of the Dolliver Romance

472Preface

153Septimius Felton; or, the Elixir of Life, (1872)

473Chapter I. The Hawthornes and the Peabodys

154Introductory Note

474Chapter II. The Days of the Engagement

155Preface

475Chapter III. The Early Days of the Marriage

156Septimius Felton; or the Elixir of Life (pt. 1)

476Chapter IV. Life in Salem

157Septimius Felton; or the Elixir of Life (pt. 2)

477Chapter V. From Salem to Berkshire

158Septimius Felton; or the Elixir of Life (pt. 3)

478Chapter VI. Lenox

159Preface

479Chapter VII. From Lenox to Concord

160Chapter I.

480Chapter VIII. The Liverpool Consulate

161Chapter II.

481Chapter IX. English Days: I

162Chapter III.

482Chapter X. English Days: II

163Chapter IV.

483Chapter XI. English Days: III

164Chapter V.

484Chapter XII. Italian Days: I

165Chapter VI.

485Chapter XIII. Italian Days: II

166Chapter VII.

486Chapter XIV. The Wayside

167Chapter VIII.

487Chapter XV. The Artist at Work

168Chapter IX.

488Chapter XVI. The Leave-Taking

169Chapter X.

489Hawthorne and His Moses by Herman Melville

170Chapter XI.

490‘Fifty Years of Hawthorne’:Four Americansby Henry A. Beers

171Chapter XII.

491Roosevelt as Man of Letters

172Chapter XIII.

492Fifty Years of Hawthorne

173Chapter XIV.

493A Pilgrim in Concord

174Chapter XV.

494A Wordlet About Whitman

175Chapter XVI.

495George Eliot, Hawthorne, Goethe, Heine:My Literary Passionsby William Dean Howell

176Chapter XVII.

496Preface

177Chapter XVIII.

497Goethe

178Chapter XIX.

498Robert Burns

179Chapter XX.

499Madame de Staël

180Chapter XXI.

500William Wordsworth

181Chapter XXII.

501Thomas de Quincey

182Chapter XXIII.

502Walter Scott

183Chapter XXIV.

503Charles Lamb

184Chapter XXV.

504Christopher North

185Appendix

505Lord Byron

186Collections of Short Stories:

506Shelley

187The Gray Champion

507Washington Irving

188Sunday at Home

508William Cullen Bryant

189The Wedding Knell

509Ralph Waldo Emerson

190The Minister’s Black Veil

510Thomas Carlyle

191The Maypole of Merry Mount

511Victor Hugo

192The Gentle Boy

512George Sand

193Mr. Higginbotham’s Catastrophe

513Thomas Babington Macaulay

194Little Annie’s Ramble

514Edward Bulwer Lytton

195Wakefield

515Alfred Tennyson

196A Rill from the Town Pump

516Nathaniel Hawthorne

197The Great Carbuncle: A Mystery of the White Mountains

517Henry W. Longfellow

198The Prophetic Pictures

518John G. Whittier

199David Swan

519Oliver Wendell Holmes

200Sights from a Steeple

520James Russell Lowell

201The Hollow of the Three Hills

521Robert and Elizabeth Browning

202The Toll-gatherer’s Day

522Charlotte Bronté

203The Vision of the Fountain

523Margaret Fuller

204Fancy’s Show-box

524Edgar Allan Poe

205Dr. Heidegger’s Experiment

525William Makepeace Thackeray

206Legends of the Province House

526Charles Dickens

207I. Howe’s Masquerade

527George Eliot

208II. Edward Randolph’s Portrait

528Charles Kingsley

209III. Lady Eleanore’s Mantle

529John Ruskin

210IV. Old Esther Dudley

530Yesterday With Authors by James T. Field

211The Haunted Mind

531I. Introductory

212The Village Uncle

532II. Thackeray

213The Ambitious Guest

533III. Hawthorne (pt. 1)

214The Sister-years

534III. Hawthorne (pt. 2)

215Snowflakes

535IV. Dickens (pt. 1)

216The Seven Vagabonds

536IV. Dickens (pt. 2)

217The White Old Maid

537V. Wordsworth

218Peter Goldthwaite’s Treasure

538VI. Miss Mitford (pt. 1)

219Chippings with a Chisel

539VI. Miss Mitford (pt. 2)

220The Shaker Bridal

540VII. &quot;Barry Cornwall&quot; and Some of His Friends

221Night-sketches

541Hawthorne and Brook Farm by George William Curtis

222Endicott and the Red Cross

542Short Biography

223The Lily’s Quest

543Essays and Criticisms on Hawthorne and His Works:

224Footprints on the Seashore

544Hawthorne by Henry James Jr.

225Edward Fane’s Rosebud

545Chapter I. Early Years

226The Threefold Destiny

546Chapter II. Early Manhood

227Author’s Preface

547Chapter III. Early Writings

228Grandfather’s Chair: Part I. 1620-1692

548Chapter IV. Brook Farm and Concord

229Chapter I. Grandfather and the Children and the Chair

549Chapter V. The Three American Novels

230Chapter II. The Puritans and the Lady Arbella

550Chapter VI. England and Italy

231Chapter III. A Rainy Day

551Chapter VII. Last Years

232Chapter IV. Troublous Times

552Nathaniel Hawthorne:Adventures Among Booksby Andrew Lang

233Chapter V. The Government of New England

553Preface

234Chapter VI. The Pine-tree Shillings

554I. First Years

235Chapter VII. The Quakers and the Indians

555II. The Chamber Under the Eaves

236Chapter VIII. The Indian Bible

556III. Weigher, Gauger, and Farmer

237Chapter IX. England and New England

557IV. The Old Manse

238Chapter X. The Sunken Treasure

558V. The Scarlet Letter

239Chapter XI. What the Chair Had Known

559VI. Literary Labors

240Appendix to Grandfather’s Chair: Part I

560VII. Life Abroad

241Grandfather’s Chair: Part II. 1692-1763

561VIII. Last Years

242Chapter I. The Chair in the Firelight

562I. Point of View

243Chapter II. The Salem Witches

563II. Salem

244Chapter III. The Old-fashioned School

564III. Boyhood. — College Days. — Fanshawe (pt. 1)

245Chapter IV. Cotton Mather

565III. Boyhood. — College Days. — Fanshawe (pt. 2)

246Chapter V. The Rejected Blessing

566IV. Twilight of the Twice-told Tales

247Chapter VI. Pomps and Vanities

567V. At Boston and Brook Farm

248Chapter VII. The Provincial Muster

568VI. The Old Manse

249Chapter VIII. The Old French War and the Acadian Exiles

569VII. The Scarlet Letter

250Chapter IX. The End of the War

570VIII. Lenox and Concord: Productive Period

251Chapter X. Thomas Hutchinson

571IX. England and Italy

252Appendix to Grandfather’s Chair: Part II

572X. The Last Romance

253Grandfather’s Chair: Part III. 1763-1803

573XI. Personality

254Chapter I. A New-Year’s Day

574XII. Poe, Irving, Hawthorne

255Chapter II. The Stamp Act

575XIII. The Loss and the Gain

256Chapter III. The Hutchinson Mob

576Appendix I

257Chapter IV. The British Troops in Boston

577II

258Chapter V. The Boston Massacre

578III

259Chapter VI. A Collection of Portraits

579‘Hawthorne’ and ‘The Works of Hawthorne’:Literary and Social Essaysby George William Curtis

260Chapter VII. The Tea Party and Lexington

580Review of Twice Told Tales by Edgar Allan Poe

261Chapter VIII. The Siege of Boston

581Nathaniel Hawthorne:Hours in A Libraryby Leslie Stephen

262Chapter IX. The Tory’s Farewell

582Passages on the Works of Hawthorne by William B. Cairns

263Chapter X. The War for Independence

583The Scarlet Letter

264Chapter XI. Grandfather’s Dream

584The House of the Seven Gables

265Appendix to Grandfather’s Chair: Part III

585The Blithedale Romance

266Biographical Stories

586Marble Faun

267Benjamin West

587Twice Told Tales

268Sir Isaac Newton

588Poems &#x27;On Hawthorne&#x27;:

269Samuel Johnson

589Power Against Power by Rose Hawthorne Lathrop

270Oliver Cromwell

590At Hawthorne&#x27;s Grave by Charlotte Friske Bates

271Benjamin Franklin

591Hawthorne by H. W. Longfellow

272Queen Christina

592Introduction

273The Old Manse (1846)

593Griswold

274The Birth-mark (1843)

594Emerson

275A Select Party (1844)

595Thoreau

276Young Goodman Brown (1835)

596Alcott

277Rappaccini&#x27;s Daughter (1844)

597Brownson

278Mrs. Bullfrog (1837)

598Willis

279Fire Worship (1843)

599Parker

280Buds and Bird Voices (1843)

600Bryant

281Monsieur du Miroir (1837)

601Whittier

282The Hall of Fantasy (1843)

602Dana

283The Celestial Rail-road (1843)

603Neal

284The Procession of Life (1843)

604Hawthorne

285Feathertop (1852)

605Cooper

286The New Adam and Eve (1843)

606British vs. American

287Egotism; or, The Bosom-Serpent (1843)

607Abolitionism and Fuller

288The Christmas Banquet (1844)

608Halleck

289Drowne&#x27;s Wooden Image (1844)

609Briggs

290The Intelligence Office (1844)

610Poe and Longfellow

291Roger Malvin&#x27;s Burial (1832)

611Child

292P.&#x27;s Correspondence (1845)

612Irving

293Earth&#x27;s Holocaust (1844)

613Judd

294Passages from a Relinquished Work (1834)

614Massachusetts

295Sketches from Memory (1835)

615Holmes

296I. The Inland Port

616Lowell

297II. Rochester

617Halleck

298III. A Night Scene

618Conclusion

299The Old Apple-Dealer (1843)

619Greatness by Florence Earle Coates

300The Artist of the Beautiful (1844)

620Adaptation of Scarlet Letter:

301A Virtuoso&#x27;s Collection (1842)

621Persons Represented

302Introductory Note

622Act I.

303The Gorgon’s Head

623Scene I.

304The Golden Touch

624Scene II.

305The Paradise Of Children

625Scene III.

306The Three Golden Apples

626Act II.

307The Miraculous Pitcher

627Scene I.

308The Chimæra

628Scene II.

309The Snow Image: A Childish Miracle (1850)

629Scene III.

310The Great Stone Face (1850)

630Act III.

311Main-street (1849)

631Scene I.

312Ethan Brand (1850)

632Scene II.

313A Bell&#x27;s Biography (1837)

633Scene III.

314Sylph Etherege (1838)

634Act IV.

315The Canterbury Pilgrims (1833)

635Scene I.

316Old News (1835)

636Scene II.

317The Man of Adamant (1837)

637Analysis

318The Devil in Manuscript (1835)

638Reflection

319John Inglefield&#x27;s Thanksgiving (1840)

639Memorable Quotes

320Old Ticonderoga (1836)

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The Complete Books of F. Scott Fitzgerald (all his 5 novels + all 4 short story collections published during his lifetime)F. Scott Fitzgerald87h 53m$2 · $0.00

MARK TWAIN: 12 Novels, 195 Short Stories, Autobiography, 10 Travel Books, 160+ Essays & Speeches (Illustrated)Mark Twain416h 24m$2 · $0.00

The Great Gatsby: Original 1925 Edition (An F. Scott Fitzgerald Classic NovelFrancis Scott Fitzgerald4h 45m$18 · $0.00

The Complete Novels of Jane Austen & Brontë SistersCharlotte Brontë, Anne Brontë, Emily Brontë, Jane Austen204h 24m$2 · $0.00

Louisa May Alcott: 16 Novels in One Volume (Illustrated Edition)Louisa May Alcott141h 35m$2 · $0.00

The Fire Next TimeJames Baldwin2h 25m$15

The Complete Works of Oscar WildeOscar Wilde80h 38m$1 · $0.00

The Count of Monte Cristo + The Three Musketeers + The Man in the Iron Mask (3 Unabridged Classics)Alexandre Dumas100h 13m$2 · $0.00

Betty Crocker picture cooky bookBetty Crocker, Inc. General Mills2h 13m$2 · $0.00

Braving the TruthRachel Held Evans11h 31m$29 · $0.00

Richard Wagamese SelectedRichard Wagamese3h 14m$15

Shōgun, Part OneJames Clavell24h 19m$35