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Duffels

By Edward Eggleston

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

In this collection of short stories, a woman finds herself in conflict with the leader of her religious community, as she tries to follow her heart and find what life really means to her.

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2008-05-31
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Summary

"Duffels" by Edward Eggleston is a compilation of the author's short stories from the 1800s, offering snapshots of American life and human behavior across different states. It explores the highs and lows that individuals experienced, and also introduces us to "Sister Tabea" whose story begins in a religious community in Pennsylvania. Tabea is portrayed as a determined woman challenging the rigid rules imposed by Brother Friedsam, the leader. As conflicts arise between her personal dreams and her responsibilities, the story navigates themes of independence and the emotional turmoil that follows.

About the Author

Edward Eggleston was an American historian and novelist.

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