Abstract:
What Though Aches Pitying Me is a literary exploration into contemporary prose. Indeed it is a thorough study into 17th century idioms and verse and composition that we construct as wonderful prose. Today we don’t use “whence comes” but the magic comes along when we do. There are some dissimilar themes in What Though Aches Pitying Me. Caesarean’s Bad Mistress is an eccentric tale of unrequited desire. Don’t miss reading this one. Next The Witches of Norcross speaks to how we must fight off witches who want to rob Harvey Mayfield’s grave sites. The I Adonis exploit tell of Greek mythology and rebirth of youthful spirit. Her Soigné is a masterpiece in contemporary prose. Written as a single act play it examines scores of arguments against marriage and each rebuttal made by Claudius. Please be certain to read the Foreword. After all it reveals the oldest argument notorious to mankind. And it will always be present among us forever.