Venture into the whimsical world of 19th-century American domestic life with Charles Heber Clark's "Out of the Hurly-Burly, or Life in an Odd Corner." Written under the pen name Max Adeler, this humorous novel offers a satirical glimpse into a bygone era. A classic of American fiction, the story brims with wit and keen observations on society.
This meticulously prepared edition preserves the original charm and humor, ensuring an authentic reading experience. Explore the eccentricities of family, community, and everyday life through Adeler's uniquely comic lens. Perfect for readers seeking a lighthearted yet insightful journey into the past, "Out of the Hurly-Burly" remains a delightful example of American satirical writing.
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