Our American Cousin

Name: Our American Cousin
Author: Tom Taylor

Tom Taylor

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Dramatis Personae

Lord Dundreary
Asa Trenchard
Sir Edward Trenchard
Capt. De Boots
Harry Vernon
Abel Murcott
Mr. Coyle
Mr. Buddicombe
Mr. Binny
John Wickens
Mrs. Mountchessington
Florence Trenchard
Mary
Augusta
Georgina
Sharpe
Skillet

Act I

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Dramatis Personae

Lord Dundreary

Asa Trenchard

Sir Edward Trenchard

Capt. De Boots

Harry Vernon

Abel Murcott

Mr. Coyle

Mr. Buddicombe

Mr. Binny

John Wickens

Mrs. Mountchessington

Florence Trenchard

Mary

Augusta

Georgina

Sharpe

Skillet

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The Adventures of Sherlock HolmesArthur Conan Doyle

Twelve short cases you can dip into anywhere, and half the pleasure is Watson's patient bafflement while Holmes notices the scuffed boot or the dog that didn't bark. Cozy in the best way, though don't expect deep character arcs, just clever puzzles and fog.

DraculaBram Stoker

The whole thing unfolds through diaries and letters, so you're piecing it together alongside the characters, and Jonathan Harker's early chapters in the castle still genuinely unnerve. It sags a bit in the middle, but Mina turns out to be the sharpest person in the book.

A Portrait of the Artist as a Young ManJames Joyce

The prose literally grows up with Stephen, from baby talk to feverish theology, and the hellfire sermon in the middle will scare you even if you've never been Catholic. Slow going in spots, but if you like watching a mind assemble itself, this is that.