Tales

Immerse yourself in the dark and haunting world of George Crabbe's Tales. Written in the early 19th century, Crabbe's poetry captures the tragedy, humor, and beauty of everyday life in rural England. From tales of doomed love and fatal accidents, to portraits of eccentric characters and everyday struggles, Tales offers a vivid and moving picture of the human condition.
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