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"The Altar of the Dead" is a short story by Henry James, published in 1895. The novel tells the story of George Stransom, a wealthy and cultured man obsessed with the memories of the people in his life who have died.
Like many of James' works, "Altar of the Dead" is a profound exploration of the complexities of human emotions and personal relationships. It offers a poignant reflection on how the past shapes the present and how individuals try to find meaning and comfort in grief.
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Summary
Strasom's obsession with the dead begins to isolate him from the living. He has no close friends or family and rarely leaves home. He is content to live in the past, surrounded by memories of his loved ones.
One day, Stransom meets a young woman named Mary Antrim, who is intelligent, energetic, and full of life. She is immediately attracted to Stransom and tries to help him escape his isolation.
Stransom is initially hesitant to accept Mary into his life, but eventually becomes captivated by her charm and vitality...
Contents
CHAPTER I. He had a mortal dislike
CHAPTER II. He had this year
CHAPTER III. The next day, in the afternoon
CHAPTER IV. Every year, the day he walked back from
CHAPTER V. They fell at last into the way of walking
CHAPTER VI. She was always in mourning
CHAPTER VII. He learned in that instant two things
CHAPTER VIII. He had ruthlessly abandoned her
CHAPTER IX. And yet this was no solution