Dolly Dialogues by Antonio Hope

The novel revolves around a young woman's life, exploring themes of identity, morality, and social class. The protagonist navigates complex relationships with her family and friends, grappling with societal expectations and personal desires. As she grows older, she faces difficult choices that challenge her values and sense of self. Her experiences are marked by both joy and hardship, influencing her worldview and shaping her character. Throughout the narrative, the author critiques social norms and conventions, offering a nuanced portrayal of human nature. The story is characterized by its introspective tone, delving into the complexities of the human experience.

By Antonio Hope · First published 1978 · Genre: Romance, Comedy, Fiction · 20 chapters · 39,421 words

First lines

"There's ingratitude for you!" Miss Dolly Foster exclaimed suddenly.

"Where!" I asked, rousing myself from meditation.

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• Work type: Novel
• Author: Antonio Hope
• Date: 1978 CE
• Language: English
• Genres: Romance, Comedy, Fiction
• Length: 39,421 words
• Structure: 20 chapters, 1,891 paragraphs
• Reading fit: Easy (6th Grade)

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Genres

• Romance — The book is a series of dialogues between two characters in a flirtatious/romantic setting, showcasing the high society romances of Edwardian era.
• Comedy — The book includes witty banter and humorous interactions and situations. The light and amusing tone of the dialogues contribute to the comedic essence of the book.
• Fiction — The story and characters are created from the author's imagination, fitting it into the fiction category.

Tags

Fiction · Literary Fiction · Contemporary Fiction · Short Stories · Character-Driven · Emotional · Introspective · Mental Health · Self-Discovery · Relationships · Family · Friendship

Contents

• A LIBERAL EDUCATION
• CORDIAL RELATIONS
• RETRIBUTION
• THE PERVERSENESS OF IT
• A MATTER OF DUTY
• MY LAST CHANCE
• THE LITTLE WRETCH
• AN EXPENSIVE PRIVILEGE
• A VERY DULL AFFAIR
• STRANGE, BUT TRUE
• THE VERY LATEST THING
• AN UNCOUNTED HOUR
• A REMINISCENCE
• A VERY FINE DAY
• THE HOUSE OPPOSITE
• A QUICK CHANGE
• A SLIGHT MISTAKE
• THE OTHER LADY
• WHAT MIGHT HAVE BEEN
• ONE WAY IN

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