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In The Cage eBook

Classic Short Story

by Henry James
language: english
Publisher: Diamond Book Publishing, January of 2020 ‧
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An unnamed telegraphist works in the branch post office at Cocker's, a grocer in a fashionable London neighborhood. Her fiancé, a decent if unpolished man named Mr. Mudge, wants her to move to a less expensive neighborhood to save money and to be near him at all times. She refuses because she likes the glimpses of society life she gets from the telegrams at her current location. Through those telegrams, she gets "involved" with a pair of lovers named Captain Everard and Lady Bradeen. By remembering certain code numbers in the telegrams, she manages to reassure Everard at a particular crisis that their secrets are safe from detection. Later she learns from her friend Mrs. Jordan that Lady Bradeen and Everard are getting married after the recent death of Lord Bradeen. The unnamed telegraphist also learns that Everard is heavily in debt and that Lady Bradeen is forcing him to marry her, as Everard is really not interested in her. The telegraphist finally decides to marry Mudge and reflects on the unusual events of which she was a part.

In The Cage

Classic Short Story

by Henry James

Property Description
ISBN: 9788835355724
Publisher: Diamond Book Publishing
Release Date: January of 2020
Language: English
Format: eBook
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Categories: eBooks in English > Fiction > Short stories
EAN: 9788835355724

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Henry James

Henry James (1843-1916), was born in New York, in the United States, into a family of intellectuals. Son of theologian Henry James Sr and brother of philosopher-psychologist William James, he was one of the most recognized authors of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. In his youth he traveled extensively between Europe and America, studying with professors from Geneva, London, Bologna, Paris, and even briefly attending Harvard Law School. He spent most of his life in Europe writing various genres such as novels, short stories, literary and artistic criticism, travel literature, biography and autobiography. He analyzed the world taking into account basic concepts such as freedom, the inner monologue and psychological drama, addressing ghost stories where he explored the tenuous border between the supernatural and the most remote areas of the human mind. Of his numerous works, Portrait of a Lady, The Europeans, The Liar and Daisy Miller, among others, stand out.

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