A Gentleman's Gentleman: 1909
Francis Hopkinson Smith
Dis 2019 · Good Press
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In 'A Gentleman's Gentleman' by Francis Hopkinson Smith, the reader is immersed in a charming and witty collection of short stories that highlight the quirks and complexities of human nature. The book is written in a light and humorous tone, with a keen eye for detail and an astute observation of society at the time of its publication. Each story is a delightful exploration of relationships, manners, and the everyday experiences of the characters. This work can be classified as a mix of satire and social commentary, making it an engaging and entertaining read for those interested in the nuances of human behavior in the late 19th century. Francis Hopkinson Smith's writing style is characterized by its elegance and wit, which adds to the overall charm of the book. His ability to capture the essence of his characters and their interactions is truly remarkable. The author's background as a civil engineer and artist provides a unique perspective that enriches the stories in 'A Gentleman's Gentleman'. Readers who appreciate wit, humor, and keen observations of society will thoroughly enjoy this delightful collection of short stories.
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