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This is not a novel written to awaken righteous indignation or to drive reforms. It is just a story . It is a description of a man who did not succeed .... Read More
This is not a novel written to awaken righteous indignation or to drive reforms. It is just a story . It is a description of a man who did not succeed in life, who suffered from the maladies of the unsuccessful — the uncomfortable awareness of futility, the tedium of daily routine, the dull ache of failure.
Sr | Chapter Name | No Of Page |
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1 | I: Beginnings, and the Bazaar | 12 |
2 | II: The Dismissal of Parsons | 7 |
3 | III: Cribs | 7 |
4 | IV: Mr. Polly an Orphan | 13 |
5 | V: Mr. Polly Takes a Vacation | 14 |
6 | VI: Miriam | 20 |
7 | VII: The Little Shop at Fishbourne | 15 |
8 | VIII: Making an End to Things | 13 |
9 | IX: The Potwell Inn | 26 |
10 | X: Miriam Revisited | 26 |