The Literary Sense by Edith Nesbit

The story revolves around a young woman who possesses supernatural abilities, allowing her to sense and perceive the emotions and thoughts of those surrounding her. As she navigates her life, she struggles to maintain relationships and find her place in society due to her unique gift.

By Edith Nesbit · First published 1903 · Genre: Romance, Short Stories, Fiction · 18 chapters

Contents

• THE UNFAITHFUL LOVER
• ROUNDING OFF A SCENE
• THE OBVIOUS
• THE LIE ABSOLUTE
• THE GIRL WITH THE GUITAR
• THE MAN WITH THE BOOTS
• THE SECOND BEST
• A HOLIDAY
• THE FORCE OF HABIT
• THE BRUTE
• DICK, TOM, AND HARRY
• MISS EDEN'S BABY
• THE LOVER, THE GIRL, AND THE ONLOOKER
• THE DUEL
• CINDERELLA
• WITH AN E
• UNDER THE NEW MOON
• THE LOVE OF ROMANCE

More by Edith Nesbit

• The Mystery of the Semi-Detached (1924)
• John Charringtons Wedding (1924)
• The Ebony Frame (1924)
• In the Dark (1924)
• The Power of Darkness (1924)
• Man-size in Marble (1924)
• The Dragon Tamers (1910)
• Five Children and It (1908)
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