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"The Matador of the Five Towns and Other Stories" is a collection of short stories written by Arnold Bennett. The collection was first published in 1912. Arnold Bennett, known for his novels and essays, also wrote a number of short stories that showcased his keen observations of human nature and the society of his time.
"The Matador of the Five Towns" is one of the stories in this collection, and it is often considered one of Bennett's notable short works. The stories in this collection typically reflect the author's interest in the lives of the people in the Staffordshire Potteries, the area known as the "Five Towns."

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Summary
I gathered that grandmamma's birthday had been forgotten and that it was not a festival that could be neglected with impunity. Both Mr and Mrs Brindley had evidently a humorous appreciation of crises, contretemps, and those collisions of circumstances which are usually called "junctures" for short. I could have imagined either of them saying to the other: "Here's a funny thing! The house is on fire!" And then yielding to laughter as they ran for buckets.