This collection of short stories showcases Freeman's keen insight into human nature and the intricacies of small-town life in New England. The stories explore themes of childhood, family dynamics, social expectations, and moral dilemmas, often with a touch of irony or humor. Freeman's characters, particularly women and children, navigate the constraints of society, revealing the subtle tensions and emotions that lie beneath everyday interactions.
Included are: "The Copy-Cat," "The Cock of the Walk," "Johnny-In-The-Woods," "Daniel and Little Dan'l," "Big Sister Solly," "Little Lucy Rose," "Noblesse," "Coronation," "The Amethyst Comb," "The Umbrella Man," "The Balking of Christopher," and "Dear Annie."
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