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<Classics to read in English _ The Card, a Story of Adventure in the Five Towns by Arnold Bennett>
"The Card" is a novel written by Arnold Bennett and first published in 1911. Also known as "The Card: An Adventure Story of Five Villages."
The book tells the story of Denry Machin, a charming villain determined to rise up the social ladder in Bursley, one of the five villages. Denry uses wit, cunning, and a bit of luck to steer his way through a variety of schemes, from pottery manufacturing to local politics.
This book is a delightful mix of social satire, witty dialogue, and suspenseful adventure, making it a humorous yet insightful look at Edwardian society.

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Summary
Not intellectual, not industrious, Denry would have maintained the average dignity of labour on a potbank had he not at the age of twelve won a scholarship from the Board School to the Endowed School. He owed his triumph to audacity rather than learning, and to chance rather than design. On the second day of the examination he happened to arrive in the examination-room ten minutes too soon for the afternoon sitting.