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The Man Thou Gavest

1917

Harriet T. Comstock

The Man Thou Gavest

Harriet T. Comstock

1917

The Man Thou Gavest, written by Harriet T. Comstock and published in 1917, follows Conning Truedale as he recuperates in the tranquil mountains of New Hampshire. Seeking solitude, he becomes involved in the local community, particularly with the spirited Nella-Rose, whose vibrant personality challenges his introspection. The novel explores themes of isolation, recovery, and complex relationships against the backdrop of early 20th-century mountain life.

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