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A Woman of Thirty   By: (1885-1970)

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A Woman of Thirty by Marjorie Allen Seiffert is a striking tale exploring the intricate inner life of its protagonist, Mary Brenton. Set in the early 20th century, the novel invites readers on a journey through the tumultuous experience of a woman navigating societal expectations and personal desires.

Seiffert masterfully crafts a narrative that delves deep into Mary's psyche, enlightening the reader about the complexities of her character. Through vivid prose and introspective rumination, the author presents a multifaceted portrait of a woman who is torn between her pursuit of self-fulfillment and the limitations imposed on her by the world around her.

One of the notable aspects of this novel is the way Seiffert tackles themes of gender, power, and societal pressures. Mary's struggles with the constraints forced upon her as a woman in a male-dominated society resonate deeply. The author's attention to detail and nuanced exploration of these issues allows readers to empathize with Mary as she faces decisions that challenge the traditional norms of her time.

Seiffert's writing style is elegant and evocative, capturing the essence of the era and enhancing the reader's immersion in the story. Her ability to vividly depict the settings and capture the emotions of her characters adds depth and authenticity to the narrative.

The author's careful pacing ensures that the reader is captivated from beginning to end. The narrative unfolds at a steady rhythm, with each chapter revealing new layers of Mary's inner world. This gradual revelation of her thoughts and experiences paints a complete picture of her struggles, desires, and personal growth.

While the novel primarily revolves around Mary, the supporting characters are equally well-developed and play crucial roles in her journey. The relationships she forms throughout the story add depth to the narrative and provide insight into her motivations and choices.

In A Woman of Thirty, Seiffert presents a thought-provoking exploration of gender dynamics and the pursuit of self-realization. Her nuanced understanding of the human experience allows her to create a compelling protagonist who embodies the hopes, fears, and aspirations of countless women throughout history.

Overall, A Woman of Thirty is a powerful and introspective novel that delves into the complexities of womanhood and the challenges faced by those who dare to defy societal expectations. Marjorie Allen Seiffert's exquisite prose and meticulous character development make this a captivating read for anyone interested in exploring the struggles and triumphs of women in the early 20th century.

First Page:

A WOMAN OF THIRTY

Marjorie Allen Seiffert

New York

1919

To O.H.S.

CONTENTS

I. The Old Woman

A Morality Play

II. Love Poems in Summer

Singalese Love Songs I V The Silent Pool Nocturne Theme Arranged for Organ I III The Moonlight Sonata Possession Evening: the Taj Mahal The Gift The Bridge A Temple I VII Candles Winter Night Last Days I V Sorrow Prison The Dream House

III. Studies and Designs

Design for a Japanese Vase The Bow Moon (A Print by Hirosage) An Italian Chest The Pedlar Portrait of a Lady in Bed I V Portrait of a Gentleman From the Madison Street Police Station La Felice The Journey The Last Illusion The Desert The Picnic

IV. Interlude

Mountain Trails I VII October Morning October Afternoon Maternity The Father Speaks To Allen To Helen The Immortal To an Absent Child I IV Summer Night Maura I VI November Dusk Winter Valley I IV

V. Love Poems in Autumn

Ballad The Pathway of Black Leaves I IV Elegy Sequence I X Disillusion November Afternoon Yareth at Solomon's Tomb Argolis St. Faith's Eve

Poems of Elijah Hay

The Golden Stag To Anne Knish Lolita Spectrum of Mrs... Continue reading book >>




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