Marmaduke William Pickthall Libri

Works include: - The Near Eastern Short Stories - The House of Islam - The Cultural Side of Islam - Islam and Progress - All Fools - Said the Fisherman - Knights of Araby - The House of War - The Early Hours - Veiled Women

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This is a novel about an eccentric and reclusive English aristocrat who lives in a dilapidated mansion in the countryside. The book follows his interactions with the local villagers and his eventual discovery of a secret that has been hidden in the mansion for generations.

This novel is a captivating and sensitive portrayal of life in Egypt at the turn of the 20th century. With richly drawn characters and immersive descriptions of the Nile River and the bustling cities of Cairo and Alexandria, Pickthall offers readers a glimpse into a time and place that is both fascinating and mysterious.

Set in the idyllic countryside of England, this classic novel tells the story of Enid, a young woman who must navigate the challenges of love, family, and society. Filled with heartwarming moments, poignant struggles, and vivid descriptions of the English landscape, this is a must-read for fans of romantic fiction and English literature.

This classic work of British literature tells the story of a group of young people trying to find their place in the world. With humor, wit, and a keen understanding of human nature, Pickthall delivers an insightful and entertaining novel that continues to resonate with readers today.

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