
A collection of prose, essays, children's stories, and letters by Charles and Mary Lamb, reflecting early 19th-century life and literature.
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A collection of prose, essays, children's stories, and letters by Charles and Mary Lamb, reflecting early 19th-century life and literature.
6 volumes edited by E.V. Lucas Vol. 1. Miscellaneous prose by Charles and Mary Lamb. Vol. 2. Elia and The last essays of Elia. Vol. 3. Tales from Shakespear; The Adventures of Ulysses; Mrs. Leicester's School; The King and Queen of Hearts; Poetry for Children; Two poems; Prince Dorus Vol
will contain mild spoilers
Minor references to romance or affection in essays and stories.
Brief mentions of violence in adapted tales like Shakespeare stories.
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Minor religious references in moral tales and essays.
Brief magical elements in children's stories like The Tempest.
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Moderate social commentary in essays on society and human nature.
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Minor themes of suffering or hardship in narratives and essays.
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