Thereby Hangs a Tale Volume One By: George Manville Fenn (1831-1909)
Thereby Hangs a Tale Volume One by George Manville Fenn is a collection of captivating and diverse short stories that will leave readers wanting more. This anthology showcases Fenn's remarkable storytelling abilities, taking readers on a journey through different genres and themes. One of the standout features of this book is Fenn's mastery of creating realistic and relatable characters. Each story presents a unique protagonist, allowing readers to fully immerse themselves into their lives and experiences. Whether it is a daring adventurer, a cunning detective, or an ordinary person facing extraordinary circumstances, Fenn brings these characters to life with depth and complexity. Fenn's writing style is beautifully descriptive, painting vivid pictures of the settings and environments in which the stories take place. From the bustling streets of London to the wild landscapes of remote islands, the author's attention to detail is evident and adds an extra layer of richness to the narratives. The selection of stories in Volume One is diverse and appeals to a wide range of interests. From thrilling adventures filled with mystery and suspense to heartwarming tales of love and redemption, there is something for everyone. Fenn's ability to seamlessly switch between genres is impressive, allowing readers to constantly be surprised and entertained by the unexpected twists and turns in each story. Moreover, the pacing of the stories is well-paced and keeps readers engaged from beginning to end. Fenn knows how to build tension and suspense, ensuring that readers are always eager to turn the page and discover what happens next. Thereby Hangs a Tale Volume One stands out as a testament to George Manville Fenn's incredible storytelling prowess. With its unforgettable characters, vibrant settings, and compelling narratives, this collection is a must-read for anyone seeking an escape into the vast world of fiction. Fenn's ability to transport readers to different times and places through his writing is truly remarkable. Prepare to be enthralled and captivated by this remarkable collection of tales. First Page: Volume 1, Chapter I. A PEEP AT TOLCARNE. "Ed Ward!" "Yes, mum." A stiff, high shouldered footman turned round as he reached the breakfast room door. "Are you sure Sir Hampton has been called?" "Yes, mum." "And did Smith take up her ladyship's hot water?" "Yes, mum." "Are the young ladies coming down?" "They went out for a walk nearly an hour ago, mum." "Dear me! and such a damp morning, too! Did they take their waterproofs?" "Please, 'm, I didn't see them go." "Look if they're hanging in the hall, Edward." "Yes, mum." Edward walked stiffly out, closed the door, "made a face" at it, and returned at the end of a minute. "Waterproofs hanging on the pegs, mum." "Dear, dear, dear, dear! Then of course they put on their goloshes! Go and see if they're in the lobby, Edward." "Did see, mum," said Edward, who was wise in his generation, and had learned the art of making his head save his heels "goloshes is in the lobby." "Goloshes is in the plural, Edward, and should be are mind that: goloshes are." "Yes, mum galoshes are," said Edward; "and the letter bag are just come into the kitchen. Shall I fetch it?" " Is , Edward, is . Now do, pray, be careful. Nothing is more annoying to visitors than to hear servants make grammatical mistakes." "Yes, mum," said Edward... Continue reading book >>

Thereby Hangs a Tale Volume One By: George Manville Fenn (1831-1909)

Thereby Hangs a Tale Volume One by George Manville Fenn is a collection of captivating and diverse short stories that will leave readers wanting more. This anthology showcases Fenn's remarkable storytelling abilities, taking readers on a journey through different genres and themes.

One of the standout features of this book is Fenn's mastery of creating realistic and relatable characters. Each story presents a unique protagonist, allowing readers to fully immerse themselves into their lives and experiences. Whether it is a daring adventurer, a cunning detective, or an ordinary person facing extraordinary circumstances, Fenn brings these characters to life with depth and complexity.

Fenn's writing style is beautifully descriptive, painting vivid pictures of the settings and environments in which the stories take place. From the bustling streets of London to the wild landscapes of remote islands, the author's attention to detail is evident and adds an extra layer of richness to the narratives.

The selection of stories in Volume One is diverse and appeals to a wide range of interests. From thrilling adventures filled with mystery and suspense to heartwarming tales of love and redemption, there is something for everyone. Fenn's ability to seamlessly switch between genres is impressive, allowing readers to constantly be surprised and entertained by the unexpected twists and turns in each story.

Moreover, the pacing of the stories is well-paced and keeps readers engaged from beginning to end. Fenn knows how to build tension and suspense, ensuring that readers are always eager to turn the page and discover what happens next.

Thereby Hangs a Tale Volume One stands out as a testament to George Manville Fenn's incredible storytelling prowess. With its unforgettable characters, vibrant settings, and compelling narratives, this collection is a must-read for anyone seeking an escape into the vast world of fiction. Fenn's ability to transport readers to different times and places through his writing is truly remarkable. Prepare to be enthralled and captivated by this remarkable collection of tales.

First Page:

Volume 1, Chapter I.

A PEEP AT TOLCARNE.

"Ed Ward!"

"Yes, mum."

A stiff, high shouldered footman turned round as he reached the breakfast room door.

"Are you sure Sir Hampton has been called?"

"Yes, mum."

"And did Smith take up her ladyship's hot water?"

"Yes, mum."

"Are the young ladies coming down?"

"They went out for a walk nearly an hour ago, mum."

"Dear me! and such a damp morning, too! Did they take their waterproofs?"

"Please, 'm, I didn't see them go."

"Look if they're hanging in the hall, Edward."

"Yes, mum."

Edward walked stiffly out, closed the door, "made a face" at it, and returned at the end of a minute.

"Waterproofs hanging on the pegs, mum."

"Dear, dear, dear, dear! Then of course they put on their goloshes! Go and see if they're in the lobby, Edward."

"Did see, mum," said Edward, who was wise in his generation, and had learned the art of making his head save his heels "goloshes is in the lobby."

"Goloshes is in the plural, Edward, and should be are mind that: goloshes are."

"Yes, mum galoshes are," said Edward; "and the letter bag are just come into the kitchen. Shall I fetch it?"

" Is , Edward, is . Now do, pray, be careful. Nothing is more annoying to visitors than to hear servants make grammatical mistakes."

"Yes, mum," said Edward... Continue reading book >>

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