A Fine "BIVORCE" Novel The Custom Of The Country
A scathing notice on a revised ed of Edith Wharton style fiction. The review mocks an ambic American author and her portrayal of wives and divorce seeking narratives. The piece traces character lines, familial tensions, and social critiques shaping the novel’s plot. It highlights marriage strain, infidelity, and the clash of social classes within a refined domestic drama.
Fragmentary OCR note hints at Boer War reminiscence and replies
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a Boer War anecdote and a response by a person named Jheade or Beir ri. It alludes to a private conversation about old times and a reply about tin private memory, with unclear names and sequence. The text is too corrupted for full reconstruction.
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