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The Silver Box: A Comedy in Three Acts

John Galsworthy

『The Silver Box: A Comedy in Three Acts』is a free novelette e-book of John Galsworthy available on Project Gutenberg. It has 17,250 words and may take about 1h to read.

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THE SILVER BOX A COMEDY IN THREE ACTS PERSONS OF THE PLAY JOHN BARTHWICK, M.P., a wealthy Liberal MRS. BARTHWICK, his wife JACK BARTHWICK, their son ROPER, their solicitor MRS. JONES, their ch...

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John Galsworthy

(1867 - 1933)

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