Dan Merrithew By: Lawrence Perry (1875-1954)
In Lawrence Perry's novel, Dan Merrithew, readers are taken on a gripping journey through the life of a young man facing turmoil and adversity. Set in a small town in the Midwest, the book delves into Dan's complex relationships, personal struggles, and the quest for self-discovery in the face of difficult circumstances. One of the most remarkable aspects of Perry's writing is his ability to vividly depict the emotional landscape of his characters. Dan Merrithew is a multi-dimensional protagonist, flawed and relatable, as he grapples with his own demons while simultaneously navigating the complexities of his relationships. Perry skillfully captures the essence of human emotions, offering a deeply moving portrayal of love, loss, and the profound impact it has on one's life. The author's descriptive prose expertly transports readers into the town of Dan's upbringing, depicting its idyllic charm as well as the underlying turmoil simmering beneath the surface. Perry's keen observations of the human condition are evident throughout the narrative, as he seamlessly weaves together a compelling tapestry of interconnected lives and their shared struggles. Moreover, the pacing of Dan Merrithew is well-crafted, steadily building suspense and anticipation as the story unfolds. Perry masterfully balances moments of quiet introspection with intense dramatic sequences, keeping readers enthralled and invested in Dan's journey. The dynamic nature of the plot ensures that there is never a dull moment, and the twists and turns are executed with finesse. Despite the novel's engrossing narrative, there are instances where the pacing feels uneven, and certain subplots or secondary characters could have been further developed to enhance the overall depth of the story. Nevertheless, these minor shortcomings do not detract from the overall impact of the book, as Perry delivers a compelling and thought-provoking exploration of the human spirit. In conclusion, Dan Merrithew by Lawrence Perry is a captivating tale that delves into the complexities of human relationships, personal growth, and the endurance of the human spirit. Perry's skilled storytelling transports readers into the heart of Dan's world, immersing them in a town rife with both beauty and turmoil. Through its compelling characters and thought-provoking narrative, this novel offers a poignant reflection on the resilience of the human condition and serves as a testament to the power of self-discovery and redemption. First Page: [Frontispiece: Tongues of flame reached hungrily for them, licking above Dan's red gold hair, but never touching the girl.] Dan Merrithew By Lawrence Perry Author of "From the Depths of Things," "Two Tramps," "The Bounder," "The Sacrifice," etc. WITH FOUR ILLUSTRATIONS IN COLORS BY J. V. McFALL A. L. BURT COMPANY PUBLISHERS NEW YORK COPYRIGHT By A. C. McClurg & Co. A.D. 1910 Entered at Stationers' Hall, London, England Published, March 12, 1910 Second edition, March 19, 1910 Thanks are due Mr. Arthur W. Little, president of the Pearson Publishing Company, for permission to use in this novel several incidents in the life of Dan Merrithew which originally appeared in "Pearson's Magazine." TO LARRY CONTENTS CHAPTER TOC I. THE GIRL ON THE "VEILED LADYE" II. DAN'S SEARCH FOR THE CHRISTMAS SPIRIT III. A FIGHT IN THE DARK IV. DAN STAKES HIS LIFE, AND WINS V. THE LOSS OF THE "FLEDGLING" VI. THE BRAVE AND THE FAIR VII. DAN IS COMMANDED TO A PARTY VIII. WITS VERSUS MACHINE GUNS IX. AN ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION X. THE WRAITH IN THE MOONLIGHT XI. THE BURNING OF THE "TAMPICO" XII. ALONE IN THE MIDDLE OF NOWHERE XIII. NIGHT ON THE DERELICT XIV... Continue reading book >>

Dan Merrithew By: Lawrence Perry (1875-1954)

In Lawrence Perry's novel, Dan Merrithew, readers are taken on a gripping journey through the life of a young man facing turmoil and adversity. Set in a small town in the Midwest, the book delves into Dan's complex relationships, personal struggles, and the quest for self-discovery in the face of difficult circumstances.

One of the most remarkable aspects of Perry's writing is his ability to vividly depict the emotional landscape of his characters. Dan Merrithew is a multi-dimensional protagonist, flawed and relatable, as he grapples with his own demons while simultaneously navigating the complexities of his relationships. Perry skillfully captures the essence of human emotions, offering a deeply moving portrayal of love, loss, and the profound impact it has on one's life.

The author's descriptive prose expertly transports readers into the town of Dan's upbringing, depicting its idyllic charm as well as the underlying turmoil simmering beneath the surface. Perry's keen observations of the human condition are evident throughout the narrative, as he seamlessly weaves together a compelling tapestry of interconnected lives and their shared struggles.

Moreover, the pacing of Dan Merrithew is well-crafted, steadily building suspense and anticipation as the story unfolds. Perry masterfully balances moments of quiet introspection with intense dramatic sequences, keeping readers enthralled and invested in Dan's journey. The dynamic nature of the plot ensures that there is never a dull moment, and the twists and turns are executed with finesse.

Despite the novel's engrossing narrative, there are instances where the pacing feels uneven, and certain subplots or secondary characters could have been further developed to enhance the overall depth of the story. Nevertheless, these minor shortcomings do not detract from the overall impact of the book, as Perry delivers a compelling and thought-provoking exploration of the human spirit.

In conclusion, Dan Merrithew by Lawrence Perry is a captivating tale that delves into the complexities of human relationships, personal growth, and the endurance of the human spirit. Perry's skilled storytelling transports readers into the heart of Dan's world, immersing them in a town rife with both beauty and turmoil. Through its compelling characters and thought-provoking narrative, this novel offers a poignant reflection on the resilience of the human condition and serves as a testament to the power of self-discovery and redemption.

First Page:

[Frontispiece: Tongues of flame reached hungrily for them, licking above Dan's red gold hair, but never touching the girl.]

Dan Merrithew

By Lawrence Perry

Author of "From the Depths of Things," "Two Tramps," "The Bounder," "The Sacrifice," etc.

WITH FOUR ILLUSTRATIONS IN COLORS

BY J. V. McFALL

A. L. BURT COMPANY

PUBLISHERS NEW YORK

By A. C. McClurg & Co.

A.D. 1910

Entered at Stationers' Hall, London, England

Published, March 12, 1910

Second edition, March 19, 1910

Thanks are due Mr. Arthur W. Little, president of the Pearson Publishing Company, for permission to use in this novel several incidents in the life of Dan Merrithew which originally appeared in "Pearson's Magazine."

LARRY

CONTENTS

CHAPTER TOC I. THE GIRL ON THE "VEILED LADYE" II. DAN'S SEARCH FOR THE CHRISTMAS SPIRIT III. A FIGHT IN THE DARK IV. DAN STAKES HIS LIFE, AND WINS V. THE LOSS OF THE "FLEDGLING" VI. THE BRAVE AND THE FAIR VII. DAN IS COMMANDED TO A PARTY VIII. WITS VERSUS MACHINE GUNS IX. AN ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION X. THE WRAITH IN THE MOONLIGHT XI. THE BURNING OF THE "TAMPICO" XII. ALONE IN THE MIDDLE OF NOWHERE XIII. NIGHT ON THE DERELICT XIV... Continue reading book >>

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