Classics & Literature
A Bundle of Letters gathers epistolary material in which letters become more than messages: they become windows into relationships, personalities, social expectations, and the private selves people reveal when they believe they are speaking directly to someone who knows them. Henry James's
Classics & Literature
Henry James follows Lambert Strether as he travels to Paris to rescue a younger man from an unsuitable life, only to question his own assumptions, identity, and missed opportunities
Classics & Literature
Henry James’s The Pupil turns the relationship between an experienced adult and a child into a study of money, class, intelligence, responsibility, and moral pressure. The central pupil, Morgan Moreen, is clever, perceptive, and unusually complicated, while the adults around him are caught in
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A governess arrives at a country estate and becomes convinced that the children are being visited or influenced by frightening supernatural figures, leaving the truth deliberately uncertain