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Indian Summer is often considered William Dean Howells’s best novel after The Rise of Silas Lapham. Mark Twain commended the novel by declaring to Howells, "You are really my only author,” and Howells himself considered this tale about a middle-aged man’s misdirected love for a widow’s young ward as among his best character studies.
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Posted June 19, 2013
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Posted June 19, 2013
Yea i do
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Posted June 19, 2013
*gasp* OMG DO U REALIZE WHAT THIS MEANS WE JUST DID IT AND welll do u want to spend eterninty with me... what no u should be asking me...uuugh im so stressed its like what if ur not into me like im into uuuuu*talks franticly*
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Posted June 19, 2013
Vince did ur nook die or are u ignoring me? Im going to bed please be here at 9:00 AM at least. we need to talk.
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Indian Summer is often considered William Dean Howells’s best novel after The Rise of Silas Lapham. Mark Twain commended the novel by declaring to Howells, "You are really my only author,” and Howells himself considered this tale about a middle-aged man’s misdirected love for a widow’s young ward as among his best character studies.