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    7 best short stories by Stephen Leacock
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    7 best short stories by Stephen Leacock

    By Stephen Leacock

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    About this ebook

    Stephen Leacock sees the comic of social situations. His writing exposes the incongruity between appearance and reality in human conduct, and his work is characterized by the invention of lively comic situations.
    Through this seven specially selected short stories you can meet and have fun with this author:

    - My Financial Career
    - Merry Christmas
    - How to Make a Million Dollars
    - How to Live to be 200
    - How to Avoid Getting Married
    - Aristocratic Education
    - Self-Made Men
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTacet Books
    Release dateFeb 28, 2019
    ISBN9788577770953
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