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Torchy   By: (1868-1946)

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Torchy by Sewell Ford is a delightful gem of a book that takes readers on a wild and entertaining ride through the misadventures of the irrepressible Torchy. This collection of short stories follows the adventures of Torchy, a lovable yet mischievous office boy with a penchant for getting into trouble.

From the very first story, readers are introduced to Torchy's unique personality and his ability to attract chaos wherever he goes. Whether it's accidentally causing a commotion at the office or stumbling upon unexpected mysteries, Torchy's escapades are filled with laughter, wit, and a dash of cleverness. Ford's vivid descriptions and humorous dialogue bring these stories to life, making it easy to become fully immersed in Torchy's world.

One of the most enjoyable aspects of Torchy is the unforgettable characters that populate these stories. From the socially awkward Smithers to the ever-scheming McChesney, each character is fleshed out with their own distinct personality and quirks. Through Torchy's interactions with these individuals, Ford creates a vibrant and charming community that readers can't help but feel a part of.

Furthermore, Ford's writing style is incredibly engaging. His ability to weave humor and light-heartedness throughout each story demonstrates his skill in delivering a truly enjoyable reading experience. The jokes and clever wordplay are abundant, keeping readers entertained from start to finish. Moreover, the pacing of the stories is spot on, ensuring that the momentum is maintained and that the reader remains thoroughly engaged.

While Torchy is primarily a comedic collection, Sewell Ford also manages to touch upon some poignant moments and moral lessons. These deeper elements add an extra layer of richness to the narrative, elevating Torchy from a mere amusing read to a thought-provoking one. Ford's ability to strike a balance between humor and heart is truly commendable.

In conclusion, Torchy by Sewell Ford is a delightful and charming collection of short stories that will leave readers chuckling and wanting more. With its unique and unforgettable characters, humorous narrative, and moments of unexpected depth, Torchy is a book that truly stands out from the crowd. Whether you're in need of a good laugh or simply looking for an entertaining and engaging read, Torchy is sure to satisfy.

First Page:

[Illustration: I FOUND MYSELF LOOKING SQUARE INTO THEM BIG GRAY EYES. (Frontispiece)]

TORCHY BY SEWELL FORD

AUTHOR OF TRYING OUT TORCHY, ETC.

FRONTISPIECE BY GEORGE BREHM

NEW YORK GROSSET & DUNLAP PUBLISHERS

Made in the United States of America

Copyright, 1909, 1910, by SEWELL FORD

COPYRIGHT, 1911, by EDWARD J. CLODE

TO MY TRULY USEFUL AND GENIAL FRIEND

W. A. C.

AT WHOSE SUGGESTION THIS CHRONICLE OF THE DOINGS OF TORCHY CAME TO BE MADE

CONTENTS

CHAPTER PAGE

I. Getting in with the Glory Be 1 II. A Jolt for Piddie 18 III. Meeting up with the Great Skid 34 IV. Frosting the Profess 51 V. Where Mildred Got Next 67 VI. Shunting Brother Bill 83 VII. Keeping Tabs on Piddie 100 VIII. A Whirl with Kazedky 117 IX. Down the Bumps with Cliffy 132 X. Backing out of a Fluff Riot 148 XI... Continue reading book >>




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