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Something Else Again   By: (1881-1960)

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In the delightful collection of essays and musings titled 'Something Else Again' by Franklin P. Adams, the reader is transported into a world of wit, humor, and insightful observations. Adams, a renowned American columnist and humorist, leaves no stone unturned as he navigates through various topics, effortlessly captivating his audience with every turn of phrase.

One of the remarkable aspects of this book is Adams' ability to effortlessly transition between topics, seamlessly shifting from political satire to societal commentary and everything in between. His writing style not only draws you in but also challenges your perception of the world around you. With his sharp wit and keen eye for detail, Adams offers a fresh perspective on everyday occurrences that often go unnoticed.

What truly stands out in 'Something Else Again' is Adams' talent for writing in a way that is both relatable and thought-provoking. His essays on human behavior and the absurdity of certain societal customs are filled with hilarious anecdotes that had me bursting into laughter. At the same time, he manages to infuse a sense of reflection into his writing, making the reader ponder upon the subtleties of life that often go unnoticed.

Moreover, the book's structure allows for easy navigation through different topics, making it an excellent choice for readers who prefer to dip into a collection of essays as opposed to reading a book from cover to cover. This, combined with Adams' memorable writing style, helps to maintain a consistently engaging reading experience throughout.

Furthermore, it is worth mentioning that despite being initially published in the early 20th century, 'Something Else Again' remains highly relevant even today. Adams' wit and observations are timeless, which attests to his deep understanding of human nature and the enduring relevance of his work.

If there is one small drawback to this collection, it is the occasional inclusion of references that may be unfamiliar to modern readers. However, this only serves to highlight the importance of Adams' work as a cultural artifact, providing valuable insight into the mindset and concerns of a bygone era.

Overall, 'Something Else Again' is a captivating and entertaining collection of essays that showcases Franklin P. Adams' unmatched talent as a humorist and commentator on the human condition. It is a book that can be enjoyed by readers of all ages, as the wit and wisdom within its pages transcend time and continue to resonate with audiences today. Adams' ability to find humor in the mundane and provoke thought in the lighthearted make this book a must-read for anyone seeking a delightful escape from everyday life.

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SOMETHING ELSE AGAIN

By

FRANKLIN P. ADAMS

Author of " By and Large ," " In Other Words ," " Tobogganing on Parnassus ," " Weights and Measures ," Etc.

[Illustration]

DOUBLEDAY, PAGE & COMPANY GARDEN CITY NEW YORK LONDON 1920

COPYRIGHT, 1920.

DOUBLEDAY, PAGE & COMPANY ALL RIGHTS RESERVED, INCLUDING THAT OF TRANSLATION INTO FOREIGN LANGUAGES, INCLUDING THE SCANDINAVIAN

To MONTAGUE GLASS

ACKNOWLEDGMENT

The author wishes to thank the New York Tribune , Life , Harper's Magazine , Collier's Weekly , and The Home Sector , for their kind permission to include in this volume material which has appeared in their pages.

CONTENTS

PAGE

Present Imperative 3

The Doughboy's Horace 5

From: Horace To: Phyllis 7

Advising Chloƫ 8

To an Aged Cut up I 9

II 10

His Monument 11

Glycera Rediviva! 12

On a Wine of Horace's 13

"What Flavour?" 14

The Stalling of Q... Continue reading book >>




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