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<A classic read in English_ The Pupil by Henry James>
"The Pupil" is a short story by Henry James published in 1891. The story speaks to the complexities of interpersonal relationships, exploitation, and moral dilemmas, themes that James frequently explored in his work.
Like many of James' stories, "The Pupil" is rich in character development and social commentary, providing a sharp critique of social conventions and a story of complex relationships between individuals of varying social status.
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Summary
In the wealthy area of Bayswater, Morgan Morin, a precocious and curious young boy, lives with her wealthy and indifferent parents. Desiring a teacher who could satisfy her unique intellect and thirst for knowledge, the Moren family enlists the services of Pemberton, a young man with a keen intellect and gentle manner.
As Pemberton immerses himself in Morgan's education, he discovers a brilliant student with a spirit far beyond his years. Morgan's insatiable curiosity and keen insight challenge Pemberton's own understanding of the world, and a deep bond of mutual respect and affection develops between them...