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Sixes and Sevens, Volume I

De: O. Henry
Narrado por: Gene Engene
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All over the world, O. Henry, one of the most famous pen names in history, stands for the very best in short-story writing. The stories included in this audiobook are:

  • "Cupid a la Carte"
  • "An Afternoon Miracle"
  • "At Arms with Morpheus"
  • "A Chaparral Prince"
  • "A Ghost of a Chance"
  • "Seats of the Haughty"
  • "Makes the Whole World Kin"
  • "The Duplicity of Hargraves"
  • "Witches' Loaves"
  • "The Sphinx Apple"
  • "The Door of Unrest"
  • "Ulysses and the Dogman"
  • "Law and Order"
  • "The Pride of the Cities"
  • "The Church with an Overshot Wheel"
  • "The Day We Celebrate"
  • "Hygeia at the Solito"
  • "October and June"
  • "The Higher Abdication"
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Although I didn't feel that most stories in this volume were as memorable as such well-known favorites as "The Last Leaf," "The Gift of the Magi" or "The Ransom of Red Chief," they were still very enjoyable and entertaining to listen to. Most stories included O. Henry's trademark "surprise ending" but in many cases I felt the ending was too easy to see coming or too contrived to appear genuine.

I enjoyed the variety of characters--from New Yorkers to cowboys to tramps--and Gene Engene did a wonderful job of bringing them to life with his distinct regional accents. He also did an impressive job of smoothly popping out the humorously long and unusual words that O. Henry often uses to season his tales.

Entertaining, If Not Memorable

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i loved o'henrys stories that took place in new york. but i expected a lot more than these stories that take place mostly in the west. the narrater did not help either. i'd pass on this one.taters

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