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Along the Shore   By: (1851-1926)

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I had the pleasure of reading a captivating and emotionally powerful novel, written by Rose Hawthorne Lathrop, titled Along the Shore. This beautifully written piece of literature took me on a journey of self-discovery, interpersonal relationships, and the importance of embracing one's true essence.

Set against the backdrop of a serene coastal town, Along the Shore delves deep into the lives of the characters who find solace and meaning in the ebb and flow of the ocean's tides. Lathrop's descriptive prose paints vivid pictures of the picturesque surroundings, enveloping readers in the salty sea breeze and the soothing sounds of crashing waves.

The heart of the story lies in its characters, each with their own personal struggles and desires. The protagonist, a young woman named Emily, is a complex and relatable soul trapped in the confines of societal expectations. Lathrop skillfully develops Emily's character throughout the novel, exploring her journey of self-discovery and her yearning for a life filled with passion and purpose. As Emily navigates her way through love, heartbreak, and intense inner conflicts, readers will find themselves empathizing with her relentless pursuit of personal fulfillment.

One of the greatest strengths of Along the Shore is Lathrop's ability to create rich and multifaceted relationships between the characters. The deep bond between Emily and her childhood friend, Sarah, serves as a beacon of support and understanding amidst the turmoil they both face. Lathrop beautifully captures the intricacies of their connection, showcasing the power of friendship in times of hardship.

It is impossible to ignore the underlying themes of identity, societal expectations, and the struggle between conformity and personal fulfillment that permeate this novel. Lathrop poses thought-provoking questions about the constraints imposed upon individuals by society, leaving readers questioning their own choices and the path they are meant to follow.

The poignant and thoughtfully crafted prose in Along the Shore is a testament to Lathrop's mastery of storytelling. Her poetic writing style effortlessly transports readers into the world she has created, immersing them in the emotional landscape of her characters' lives. Lathrop's attention to detail and ability to evoke strong emotions through her words create an intimate reading experience that will resonate long after the final page is turned.

Along the Shore is a literary gem that should not be overlooked. Rose Hawthorne Lathrop's ability to weave a compelling narrative with enchanting descriptions and profound insights is truly commendable. This novel is sure to touch the hearts of readers who appreciate the beauty of the written word and the exploration of the human experience. I highly recommend Along the Shore to anyone seeking a captivating and introspective literary journey.

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ALONG THE SHORE

BY ROSE HAWTHORNE LATHROP

To G. P. L.

We see the sky, we love it day by day; We feel the wind of Spring, from blossoms winging; We meet with souls tender as tints in May: For these large ecstasies what are we bringing?

There is no price, best friend, for greatest meed. Laid on the altar of our true affection, Wild flowers of love for me must intercede: And lo! I win your unexcelled protection.

CONTENTS

Inlet And Shore Impersonality A Protean Glimpse Power Against Power Life's Priestess Love Now One And One The Violin Gertrude Unity In Space The Shell And The Word The Clock Tower Bell Ours To Endure Broken Waves Why Sad To Day? The Ghosts Of Revellers Life's Burying Ground Beyond Utterance The Suicide For Others Zest The Unperfected God Made A Song Before Grief Pride: Fate Francie Lost Reality Closing Chords Grace Endless Resource The Baby A Waltz First Bloom Of Love A Wooing Song Dorothy Morning Song Looking Backward Unloved The Clock's Song Broken Hearted The Cynic's Fealty The Girls We Might Have Wed "Neither!" Used Up A Youth's Suicide Twenty Bold Mariners In The Artillery The Lost Battle The Outgoing Race Hidden History A Ballad Of The Mist The Dreaming Wheel The Roads That Meet A PASSING VOICE

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