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"Iole"은 1905년에 출판된 Robert W. Chambers가 쓴 소설입니다. 그의 낭만적인 소설 모음집의 일부이며 역사적 로맨스의 영역에 속합니다.
"Iole"은 역사적인 설정과 낭만적인 요소를 혼합하여 감정적으로 매력적이고 문화적으로 풍부한 이야기를 만드는 Chambers의 능력을 보여준다. 그의 다른 작품만큼 잘 알려지지는 않았지만 "Iole"은 Chambers의 스토리텔링 기술과 다양한 장르에 대한 그의 작품활동의 증거다.


"Iole" is a novel written by Robert W. Chambers, published in 1905. It is part of his collection of romantic novels and belongs to the realm of historical romance.
"Iole" showcases Chambers' ability to blend historical settings with romantic elements to create emotionally engaging and culturally rich stories. Although not as well-known as his other works, "Iole" is a testament to Chambers' skill in storytelling and his work in a variety of genres.

요약
소설은 1800년대 초반을 배경으로 오스만 제국에 대한 그리스 독립 전쟁 동안 정치적 음모와 로맨스의 그물에 갇힌 자신을 발견한 젊은 그리스 여성 Iole Stavros의 이야기를 들려준다. 이야기는 Iole이 전쟁, 사랑, 자신의 정체성이라는 도전 과제를 탐색하면서 겪은 경험을 전하고 있다.

Summary
Set in the early 1800s, the novel tells the story of Iole Stavros, a young Greek woman who finds herself caught in a web of political intrigue and romance during the Greek War of Independence against the Ottoman Empire. Her story tells of her experiences as her Iole navigates the challenges of her war, her love, and her own identity.

Contents

CHAPTER I. I ain’t never knowed no one like him,
CHAPTER II. When George Wayne arrived at Rose-Cross station,
CHAPTER III. Before we discuss my financial difficulties,” said the poet,
CHAPTER IV. Wealth,” observed the poet, waving his heavy white hand,
CHAPTER V. The double wedding at the Church of Sainte Cicindella was pretty
CHAPTER VI. Neither Lethbridge nor Harrow?lately exceedingly important
CHAPTER VII. So they went, having nothing better on hand,
CHAPTER VIII. Harrow looked at his program, then, leaning toward Lissa, whispered:
CHAPTER IX. There was a young wife behind the footlights explaining to a young man
CHAPTER X. When the curtain at last descended upon the parting attitudes of the players
CHAPTER XI. But there were further poignant emotions in store for the poet,
CHAPTER XII. By early springtide the poet had taken an old-fashioned house
CHAPTER XIII. At the poet’s third Franco-American Conference
CHAPTER XIV. She had no definite idea;
CHAPTER XV. She drew a deep, sweet breath as she entered the leafy shade
CHAPTER XVI. He did. She listened, sometimes intently interested,
CHAPTER XVII. Mounting the deadened stairway noiselessly to her sister’s room,