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| All of the men and women the writer had ever known had become grotesques. |
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| Winesburg, Ohio |
| A Group of Tales of Ohio Small Town Life |
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| Sherwood Anderson |
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| This collection of short stories allows us to enter the alternately complex, lonely, joyful and strange lives of the inhabitants of the small town of Winesburg, Ohio. While each character finds definition through their role in the community, we are witness to the individual struggles each faces in trying to reconcile their secret life within. |
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| CONTENTS |
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NEW YORK: B. W. HUEBSCH, 1919
NEW YORK: BARTLEBY.COM, 1999
THE TALES AND THE PERSONS
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- The Book of the Grotesque
- HANDS—concerning Wing Biddlebaum
- PAPER PILLS—concerning Doctor Reefy
- MOTHER—concerning Elizabeth Willard
- THE PHILOSOPHER—concerning Doctor Parcival
- NOBODY KNOWS—concerning Louise Trunnion
- GODLINESS, a Tale in Four Parts
- I—concerning Jesse Bentley
- II—also concerning Jesse Bentley
- III Surrender—concerning Louise Bentley
- IV Terror—concerning David Hardy
- A MAN OF IDEAS—concerning Joe Welling
- ADVENTURE—concerning Alice Hindman
- RESPECTABILITY—concerning Wash Williams
- THE THINKER—concerning Seth Richmond
- TANDY—concerning Tandy Hard
- THE STRENGTH OF GOD—concerning the Reverend Curtis Hartman
- THE TEACHER—concerning Kate Swift
- LONELINESS—concerning Enoch Robinson
- AN AWAKENING—concerning Belle Carpenter
- “QUEER”—concerning Elmer Cowley
- THE UNTOLD LIE—concerning Ray Pearson
- DRINK—concerning Tom Foster
- DEATH—concerning Doctor Reefy and Elizabeth Willard
- SOPHISTICATION—concerning Helen White
- DEPARTURE—concerning George Willard
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