Strangers and Wayfarers

Strangers and Wayfarers is a collection of short stories by Sarah Orne Jewett, written in the late 19th century. The stories depict life in New England, focusing on the interactions and relationships among characters, such as the mail driver Jefferson Briley and widow Mrs. Fanny Tobin. Jewett explores themes of community and human connection through relatable everyday scenarios, vividly illustrating rural life and the significance of bonds between individuals.