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In the collection of short stories by G. Boare, "What became of Them? and The Conceited Little Pig," readers are taken on a delightful journey through two unique tales. The author masterfully weaves together engaging narratives that leave a lasting impression on the minds of those who dare to venture into this imaginative world.

The first story, "What became of Them?" explores the concept of friendship and its enduring power even in the face of unforeseen challenges. Boare presents a captivating narrative filled with relatable characters and heartfelt moments. The reader is drawn into a tale of three childhood friends who, despite taking different paths in life, find themselves reuniting under unexpected circumstances. Through the author's skilled storytelling, the essence of friendship is beautifully brought to life, reminding us of the unwavering connections we can forge in remarkable ways.

In the second story, "The Conceited Little Pig," Boare skillfully crafts a narrative that cleverly combines humor and valuable life lessons. Through the perspective of a conceited pig, the author humorously highlights the perils of excessive pride and the importance of humility. As we follow the pig's journey, we see him go from a self-consumed and downright insufferable character to someone who learns the value of empathy and compassion. Boare's ability to infuse humor with meaningful life lessons is a testament to their talent as a writer.

What sets this collection apart is not only the engaging stories but also the skillful prose employed by Boare throughout. Their writing is concise yet vivid, effortlessly capturing the essence of each character and the world they inhabit. The stories flow seamlessly, inviting the reader to dive deeper into the lives of the protagonists and their personal growth.

While both stories are imaginative and entertaining, it is the underlying themes that truly resonate. Whether it be the enduring power of friendship or the need for humility, Boare gently imparts valuable wisdom to their readers. These tales serve as gentle reminders that, no matter our circumstances, it is the choices we make and the connections we foster that shape our lives.

In conclusion, "What became of Them? and The Conceited Little Pig" is a remarkable collection of stories that will captivate readers of all ages. G. Boare skillfully brings their imaginative tales to life, weaving together relatable characters, engaging narratives, and impactful life lessons. Whether you're seeking a heartwarming story of friendship or a humorous exploration of pride and humility, this collection delivers both in abundance. Prepare to be enchanted by the imaginative world and profound insights that this book has to offer.

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Transcriber's Note: Author noted as G. Boare in the opening pages, and as G. Boase at the end of the text. Left as printed.

WHAT BECAME OF THEM?

AND

THE CONCEITED LITTLE PIG

BY G. BOARE.

[Illustration]

Pictured by A. M. Lockyer.

(Designed in England.) Hildesheimer & Faulkner, London E. C. (Printed in Germany.)

WHAT BECAME OF THEM?

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PICTURED BY A. M. LOCKYER

HILDESHEIMER & FAULKNER, LONDON E. C. GEO C. WHITNEY, NEW YORK.

DESIGNED IN ENGLAND. PRINTED IN GERMANY.

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He was a rat, and she was a rat, And down in one hole they did dwell, And both were as black as a witch's cat, And they loved one another well.

He had a tail, and she had a tail, Both long and curling and fine, And each said "Yours is the finest tail In the world, excepting mine!"

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He smelt the cheese, and she smelt the cheese, And they both pronounced it good, And both remarked it would greatly add To the charms of their daily food... Continue reading book >>




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