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"Bracebridge Hall or The Humorists" is actually by Washington Irving. Published in 1822, it is a collection of essays and stories that give glimpses of English rural life and character sketches.
The book is presented as a series of sketches and narratives centered on the inhabitants of Bracebridge Hall, an English mansion. A mixture of fictional and factual content, often with a touch of humor and lightness. The story captures the essence of country life and the characteristics of various characters, demonstrating Irving's skills in both observation and storytelling.
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Summary
The book is divided into 23 chapters, each containing a different story or anecdote. Some chapters are more humorous than others, but all are engaging and heartwarming. Some of the most famous chapters are:
* "Christmas Eve Feast": This chapter describes the elaborate preparations for the Christmas Eve feast, the arrival of guests, and the variety of dishes served. They also describe the games and entertainments that guests enjoy.
* "Ghost Bride": This chapter tells the story of a young woman who is murdered on her wedding day and haunts the mansion again.
* "The Headless Horseman": This chapter tells the story of a Hessian soldier who was decapitated during the Revolutionary War and rides a headless horse through the woods on Halloween night.
CONTENTS
THE AUTHOR. WORTHY READER!
THE HALL.
THE BUSY MAN.
FAMILY SERVANTS.
THE WIDOW.
THE LOVERS.
FAMILY RELIQUES.
AN OLD SOLDIER
THE WIDOW¡¯S RETINUE.
READY-MONEY JACK.
BACHELORS.
WIVES.
STORY TELLING.
THE STOUT GENTLEMAN.
FOREST TREES.
A LITERARY ANTIQUARY.
THE FARM-HOUSE.
HORSEMANSHIP.
LOVE SYMPTOMS.
FALCONRY.
HAWKING.
ST. MARK¡¯S EVE.
GENTILITY.
FORTUNE-TELLING.
LOVE-CHARMS.
THE LIBRARY.
THE STUDENT OF SALAMANCA.
ENGLISH COUNTRY GENTLEMEN.
A BACHELOR¡¯S CONFESSIONS.
ENGLISH GRAVITY.
GIPSIES.
MAY-DAY CUSTOMS.
VILLAGE WORTHIES.
THE SCHOOLMASTER.
THE SCHOOL.
A VILLAGE POLITICIAN.
THE ROOKERY.
MAY-DAY.
THE MANUSCRIPT.
ANNETTE DELARBRE.
TRAVELLING.
POPULAR SUPERSTITIONS.
THE CULPRIT.
FAMILY MISFORTUNES.
LOVERS¡¯ TROUBLES.
THE HISTORIAN.
THE HAUNTED HOUSE.
DOLPH HEYLIGER.
THE STORM-SHIP.
THE WEDDING.
THE AUTHOR¡¯S FAREWELL.