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What a terrific discovery! In a word: Nice!,
By Tom Bruce (East Moriches, NY) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Comrades of the Storm (Hardcover)
This book was my introduction to the works of Peter B. Kyne, a writer from the 1920s and '30s who was not too highly respected by critics. The critics be hanged. This is a charming book peopled with characters that reached into my soul and stirred inner feelings that had been lying dormat. It is a romance. It is humor. It is a moralistic tale. Two people at the depths of the depression struggle through, aided by their outstanding code of ethics and a generous benefactor. The book is filled with improbable coincidences, but the story is told so charmingly, it doesn't matter. If you like well written dialogue, interesting situations, and feel-good endings, this is the book for you. I can't wait to read more of Kyne's efforts.
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ON an afternoon in late August, 1930, Todhunter Blaine walked up from Wall Street and adjacent thoroughfares in the financial district of New York, where he had spent the day, supported by two vain hopes: one that he might find some sort of employment and the other that somebody he had known well in happier days might invite him to luncheon. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
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Thomas Grainger, Uncle Henry, Todhunter Blaine, Miss Banfield, San Francisco, Carol Banfield, Walter Perkins, Shasta City, Miss Considine, New York, French Pete, Miss Jane, Dry Creek, Katie Grainger, Orleans Bar, Pearl Considine, Uncle Ike, Potter Depew, Dink Grainger, Hotel Kenilworth, Madison Square, Vale of Kashmir, Olympic Club, Stop Please, Ham Neeley New!
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ON an afternoon in late August, 1930, Todhunter Blaine walked up from Wall Street and adjacent thoroughfares in the financial district of New York, where he had spent the day, supported by two vain hopes: one that he might find some sort of employment and the other that somebody he had known well in happier days might invite him to luncheon. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
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Thomas Grainger, Uncle Henry, Todhunter Blaine, Miss Banfield, San Francisco, Carol Banfield, Walter Perkins, Shasta City, Miss Considine, New York, French Pete, Miss Jane, Dry Creek, Katie Grainger, Orleans Bar, Pearl Considine, Uncle Ike, Potter Depew, Dink Grainger, Hotel Kenilworth, Madison Square, Vale of Kashmir, Olympic Club, Stop Please, Ham Neeley New!
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- The Theory of Relativity: & Other Essays by Albert Einstein on page 38
- Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard by Thomas Gray on page 35
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