Made to Measure Deep Waters, Part 3. By: W. W. Jacobs (1863-1943)
Made to Measure Deep Waters, Part 3 by W. W. Jacobs is a gripping and suspenseful collection of short stories that takes readers on an extraordinary journey into the depths of human nature. This timeless collection showcases Jacobs' remarkable storytelling abilities, leaving readers yearning for more. The book is divided into several standalone stories, each portraying a different aspect of human behavior and the consequences that follow. From tales of greed and obsession to stories about love and sacrifice, Jacobs expertly weaves together intriguing plots that keep readers hooked until the very last page. One of the standout stories in this collection is "The Money Box," a cleverly crafted narrative that explores the lengths people will go to in order to secure their financial futures. This particular tale resonates deeply with readers, as it delves into the unrelenting desire for wealth and the moral dilemmas that arise when one's integrity is at stake. Another captivating story is "The Toll-House," which offers a chilling portrayal of guilt and remorse. As we follow the protagonist's journey to escape his haunting past, Jacobs skillfully captures the internal battle between one's conscience and the need for self-preservation. This story, like many others in the collection, forces readers to question their own actions and ponder the consequences of their choices. Jacobs' mastery lies in his ability to create relatable and flawed characters who face dilemmas that mirror our own experiences. Regardless of the time period in which the stories are set, the themes explored in this collection remain incredibly pertinent, highlighting the timeless nature of human virtues and vices. While each story possesses its distinct charm and intrigue, there is an undeniable unity in Jacobs' writing style. His prose is elegant and rich, drawing readers in from the very first sentence. The author's attention to detail and sharp wit allow readers to immerse themselves fully into each story, painting vivid pictures in their minds. In conclusion, Made to Measure Deep Waters, Part 3 by W. W. Jacobs is an enthralling collection that captures the essence of the human experience. Jacobs' timeless storytelling and compelling characters will leave readers captivated and introspective. This book is a definite must-read for anyone seeking thought-provoking tales that stand the test of time. First Page: DEEP WATERS By W.W. JACOBS MADE TO MEASURE Mr. Mott brought his niece home from the station with considerable pride. Although he had received a photograph to assist identification, he had been very dubious about accosting the pretty, well dressed girl who had stepped from the train and gazed around with dove like eyes in search of him. Now he was comfortably conscious of the admiring gaze of his younger fellow townsmen. "You'll find it a bit dull after London, I expect," he remarked, as he inserted his key in the door of a small house in a quiet street. "I'm tired of London," said Miss Garland. "I think this is a beautiful little old town so peaceful." Mr. Mott looked gratified. "I hope you'll stay a long time," he said, as he led the way into the small front room. "I'm a lonely old man." His niece sank into an easy chair, and looked about her. "Thank you," she said, slowly. "I hope I shall. I feel better already. There is so much to upset one in London." "Noise?" queried Mr. Mott. "And other things," said Miss Garland, with a slight shudder. Mr. Mott sighed in sympathy with the unknown, and, judging by his niece's expression, the unknowable. He rearranged the teacups, and, going to the kitchen, returned in a few minutes with a pot of tea. "Mrs. Pett leaves at three," he said, in explanation, "to look after her children, but she comes back again at eight to look after my supper... Continue reading book >>

Made to Measure Deep Waters, Part 3. By: W. W. Jacobs (1863-1943)

Made to Measure Deep Waters, Part 3 by W. W. Jacobs is a gripping and suspenseful collection of short stories that takes readers on an extraordinary journey into the depths of human nature. This timeless collection showcases Jacobs' remarkable storytelling abilities, leaving readers yearning for more.

The book is divided into several standalone stories, each portraying a different aspect of human behavior and the consequences that follow. From tales of greed and obsession to stories about love and sacrifice, Jacobs expertly weaves together intriguing plots that keep readers hooked until the very last page.

One of the standout stories in this collection is "The Money Box," a cleverly crafted narrative that explores the lengths people will go to in order to secure their financial futures. This particular tale resonates deeply with readers, as it delves into the unrelenting desire for wealth and the moral dilemmas that arise when one's integrity is at stake.

Another captivating story is "The Toll-House," which offers a chilling portrayal of guilt and remorse. As we follow the protagonist's journey to escape his haunting past, Jacobs skillfully captures the internal battle between one's conscience and the need for self-preservation. This story, like many others in the collection, forces readers to question their own actions and ponder the consequences of their choices.

Jacobs' mastery lies in his ability to create relatable and flawed characters who face dilemmas that mirror our own experiences. Regardless of the time period in which the stories are set, the themes explored in this collection remain incredibly pertinent, highlighting the timeless nature of human virtues and vices.

While each story possesses its distinct charm and intrigue, there is an undeniable unity in Jacobs' writing style. His prose is elegant and rich, drawing readers in from the very first sentence. The author's attention to detail and sharp wit allow readers to immerse themselves fully into each story, painting vivid pictures in their minds.

In conclusion, Made to Measure Deep Waters, Part 3 by W. W. Jacobs is an enthralling collection that captures the essence of the human experience. Jacobs' timeless storytelling and compelling characters will leave readers captivated and introspective. This book is a definite must-read for anyone seeking thought-provoking tales that stand the test of time.

First Page:

DEEP WATERS

By W.W. JACOBS

MADE TO MEASURE

Mr. Mott brought his niece home from the station with considerable pride. Although he had received a photograph to assist identification, he had been very dubious about accosting the pretty, well dressed girl who had stepped from the train and gazed around with dove like eyes in search of him. Now he was comfortably conscious of the admiring gaze of his younger fellow townsmen.

"You'll find it a bit dull after London, I expect," he remarked, as he inserted his key in the door of a small house in a quiet street.

"I'm tired of London," said Miss Garland. "I think this is a beautiful little old town so peaceful."

Mr. Mott looked gratified.

"I hope you'll stay a long time," he said, as he led the way into the small front room. "I'm a lonely old man."

His niece sank into an easy chair, and looked about her.

"Thank you," she said, slowly. "I hope I shall. I feel better already. There is so much to upset one in London."

"Noise?" queried Mr. Mott.

"And other things," said Miss Garland, with a slight shudder.

Mr. Mott sighed in sympathy with the unknown, and, judging by his niece's expression, the unknowable. He rearranged the teacups, and, going to the kitchen, returned in a few minutes with a pot of tea.

"Mrs. Pett leaves at three," he said, in explanation, "to look after her children, but she comes back again at eight to look after my supper... Continue reading book >>

Genres for this book
Fiction
Humor
Literature
Sea stories

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