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Besides being the loose-leaf Bible, which I wanted, it also contains much more such as the Apocrypha which was often alluded to in the study.
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Introduction The ApocryphalDeuterocanonical Books. Alphabetical Listing of the ApocryphalDeuterocanonical Books ix.
Creation Myths from the Philippines
The Editors Preface xv. The Persian and Hellenistic Periods xxii. Introduction 3. But beyond that is London's inimitable writing style,richly detailed with his phonetic spelling of accented English. This is Jack London's second collection of short stories, firstpublished in All the stories take place during the Klondikegold rush in Alaska, the Yukon Territory, or elsewhere in theNorth. About half of the stories feature the inhabitants of FortyMile, the recurring cast of characters that were introduced in hisfirst collection.
In this book London is still finding his way as awriter, and this selection of tales is a mixture of the masterpieceand the mediocre. The two best stories in the book are similarlytitled, though couldn't be more different. In "The Grit of Women,"Indian trail guide Sitka Charley relates the story of how he andhis wife Passuk made a grueling mile journey to the Bering Seaduring a time of famine. It's the type of gritty odyssey of man and woman struggling against harsh conditions that London doesbest.
The Odyssey
In "The Scorn of Women," the three most attractive women inDawson vie for the attention of a clueless mining king as hisfiancee makes the long trip up from the States. It's a lightheartedand clever comedy of manners, not the kind of thing London usuallyexcels at, but this one works.
Women feature prominently in many ofthe stories, ranging from devoted angels to evil femme fatales, andare always depicted as more intelligent and hard working than theirmale counterparts. Native American characters are also wellrepresented in this volume.
Night Summary
Several stories are ill-served by oneor two paragraphs extolling the destiny of the white man to triumphover the Indian. At times this obsession with race becomes adistraction and a detraction from otherwise enjoyable stories.
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London's antiquated misrepresentations of Darwinism don't translatewell to the present day.