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The Gate of the Hundred Sorrows
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The narrative begins by highlighting a reputable opium establishment, distinctly different from the oppressive chandoo-khanas scattered throughout the City. This setting serves as a backdrop for Kipling's early writings, showcasing his sharp, intense, and often startling tales from northwest India, the region of his upbringing. This particular collection captures just a fragment of his dynamic early work, which consistently provoked thought and debate.As part of the Little Black Classics series, introduced to mark Penguin's 80th anniversary, this collection exemplifies the rich diversity of Penguin Classics. The series spans the globe and history, offering journeys from balloon flights over Victorian London to serene gardens in Japan, and from the wilds of Tierra del Fuego to 16th century California and the expanse of the Russian steppe. Here, readers encounter narratives both beautiful and brutal; poetry that is grand and deeply personal; essays that are both satirical and uplifting; and ideas that have profoundly influenced countless lives.Rudyard Kipling (1865-1936) remains a figure whose works continue to captivate and challenge readers well into the modern era.
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The narrative begins by highlighting a reputable opium establishment, distinctly different from the oppressive chandoo-khanas scattered throughout the City. This setting serves as a backdrop for Kipling's early writings, showcasing his sharp, intense, and often startling tales from northwest India, the region of his upbringing. This particular collection captures just a fragment of his dynamic early work, which consistently provoked thought and debate.As part of the Little Black Classics series, introduced to mark Penguin's 80th anniversary, this collection exemplifies the rich diversity of Penguin Classics. The series spans the globe and history, offering journeys from balloon flights over Victorian London to serene gardens in Japan, and from the wilds of Tierra del Fuego to 16th century California and the expanse of the Russian steppe. Here, readers encounter narratives both beautiful and brutal; poetry that is grand and deeply personal; essays that are both satirical and uplifting; and ideas that have profoundly influenced countless lives.Rudyard Kipling (1865-1936) remains a figure whose works continue to captivate and challenge readers well into the modern era.
