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Lucy Maud Montgomery Short Stories, 1896 to 1901

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  1. A Case of Trespass

    20:20

  2. A Christmas Inspiration

    12:59

  3. A Christmas Mistake

    18:16

  4. A Strayed Allegiance

    36:32

  5. An Invitation Given on Impulse

    16:12

  6. Detected by the Camera

    13:12

  7. In Spite of Myself

    22:29

  8. Kismet

    13:45

  9. Lillian's Business Venture

    10:09

  10. Miriam's Lover

    15:00

  11. Miss Calista's Peppermint Bottle

    16:00

  12. The Jest that Failed

    10:59

  13. The Pennington's Girl

    23:04

  14. The Red Room

    28:30

  15. The Setness of Theodosia

    25:15

  16. The Story of An Invitation

    7:59

  17. The Touch of Fate

    19:51

  18. The Waking of Helen

    20:37

  19. The Way of Winning Anne

    17:08

  20. Young Si

    38:29

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A fishing pond supports a struggling family until a change of ownership turns a boy's familiar work into a troubling mistake. Dan Phillips, thirteen, sells trout to help his mother and younger sister. In "A Case of Trespass," his discovery of a notice banning fishing forces him to choose between fear of the owner and an honest account of what he has done.

Lucy Maud Montgomery's collection brings together Canadian short stories from 1896 to 1901. The selections move through village life, family obligations, and social ambition. "The Jest That Failed" begins with college students planning a cruel prank against Grace Seeley because she is poor and dresses plainly. The contrast between Dan's concern for his family and the students' concern for status gives readers two distinct approaches to character: one through responsibility, the other through exclusion. These stories make everyday encounters carry the weight of larger moral choices.

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Lucy Maud Montgomery

Lucy Maud Montgomery, published as L. M. Montgomery, was a Canadian author best known for a collection of novels, essays, short stories, and poetry beginning in 1908 with Anne of Green Gables.

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