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Ending 24 – from an Italian novel published in 1827
Before the first year of their marriage was completed a beautiful little creature came to light; and, as if it had been made on purpose to give Renzo an early opportunity of fulfilling that magnanimou… more →
Steer Forth!
Ending 24 – from an Italian novel published in 1827
James Steerforth wrote 1 month ago: Before the first year of their marriage was completed a beautiful little creature came to light; and … more →
Ending 23 - from a Russian novel published in 1938
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James Steerforth wrote 4 months ago: The novel ending this time is not to be guessed at. It is a giveaway for the reason that the word at … more →
Ending 22 – from a British novel published in 1722
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James Steerforth wrote 5 months ago: It must be observed that when the old wretch my brother (husband) was dead, I then freely gave my hu … more →
Ending 19 – from an American novel published in 1937
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James Steerforth wrote 8 months ago: A photo of the author of this novel. Then she began to bark also, crawling after him – barking in … more →
Ending 21 – from a British novel published in 1766
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James Steerforth wrote 8 months ago: Choosing the Wedding Gown, a contemporary illustration for this novel by William Mulready Soon aft … more →
Ending 20 – from a British novel published in 1891
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James Steerforth wrote 12 months ago: The prospect from this summit was almost unlimited. In the valley beneath lay the city they had just … more →
Ending 18 - from a British novel published in 1740
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James Steerforth wrote 1 year ago: Oil painting by Joseph Highmore, 1744 (Tate Gallery, London), which illustrates a scene from this n … more →
Ending 17 – from an American novel published in 1922
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James Steerforth wrote 1 year ago: The author’s wife, ca. 1918 “Probably….” But the man in the plaid cap was q … more →
Ending 16 – from a Russian novel published in 1873-1877
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James Steerforth wrote 1 year ago: Vivien Leigh in the 1947 film based on this novel “Oh, you haven’t gone in then?” he hear … more →
Ending 15 – from a German novel published in 1774
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James Steerforth wrote 1 year ago: Goethe in the Roman Campagna (1786) Oil painting by Johann Heinrich Wilhelm Tischbein From the bloo … more →
Ending 14 – from a British novel published in 1920
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James Steerforth wrote 1 year ago: The author of this novel with his wife ‘Did you need Gerald?’ she asked one evening. … more →
Ending 13 - from a British novel published in 1847
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James Steerforth wrote 1 year ago: He, too, has declined to see his mother, to whom he makes a liberal allowance; and who, besides, … more →
Ending 12 - from a British novel published in 1811
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James Steerforth wrote 1 year ago: Willoughby could not hear of her marriage without a pang; and his punishment was soon afterwards co … more →
Ending 11 - from an American novel published in 1939
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James Steerforth wrote 1 year ago: What did it matter where you lay once you were dead? In a dirty sump or in a marble tower on top o … more →
Ending 10 - from a Russian novel published in 1866
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James Steerforth wrote 1 year ago: He thought of her. He remembered how continually he had tormented her and wounded her heart. He rem … more →
Ending 9 - from an American novel published in 1926
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James Steerforth wrote 1 year ago: Down-stairs we came out through the first-floor dining-room to the street. A waiter went for a taxi … more →
Ending 8 - from an American novel published in 1978
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James Steerforth wrote 1 year ago: Dark equals White. What a dunce he had been with all his tomfoolery, his jovian disputes. It had bee … more →
Ending 7 - from a British novel published in 1975
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James Steerforth wrote 1 year ago: Photo of the author as an additional hint “You sound very cold about it. Perhaps you don … more →
On a roll
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James Steerforth wrote 1 year ago: Sort of hung over from late work last night, woke up with thoughts spinning and could not go back to … more →
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