Shavings, A Novel
by Joseph C. Lincoln
Author of “Extricating Obadiah,” “Mary-‘Gusta,” Etc. Etc.
Illustrated by H. M. Brett
Publisher: D. Appleton And Company, New York, London
1919
Copyright 1918 by D. Appleton And Company
Printed In The United State Of America
4 Pages of Illustrations
NOTE: Prior ownership inscription on cover page, “B650 / 150”
"Shavings" by Joseph C. Lincoln tells the story of a Cape Cod community and its inhabitants, likely focusing on the humorous and heartwarming interactions of its residents. The narrative likely centers on the character(s) whose "shavings" represent the remnants of their daily lives and interactions, showcasing the quirks and charms of small-town life. Lincoln's characteristic wit and attention to local dialect likely bring to life the unique personalities and situations within the town, exploring themes of community, human connection, and the gentle humor found in everyday existence. The novel aims to provide a lighthearted and engaging portrayal of Cape Cod life, highlighting the simple joys and challenges faced by its residents.
Joseph C. Lincoln was a beloved American author known for his numerous novels set in Cape Cod, Massachusetts. He excelled at capturing the essence of Cape Cod life, portraying its residents with humor, warmth, and authenticity. His works, including "Extricating Obadiah" and "Mary-'Gusta," were immensely popular for their engaging characters, relatable situations, and accurate depictions of the region's dialect and culture. Lincoln's ability to create humorous and heartwarming stories about small-town life earned him a dedicated readership, solidifying his reputation as a chronicler of Cape Cod's unique charm and the enduring spirit of its people.
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