Thomas Ingoldsby Books
This author gained renown for his humorous and satirical take on the world. His works are characterized by keen observations of human nature and witty language that immediately draws readers into the narrative. He touches upon everyday situations with ease, often elevating them into comic masterpieces. His distinctive style has left an indelible mark on the literary landscape.
Misadventures at Margate - A Legend of Jarvis's Jetty
- 62 pages
- 3 hours of reading
Set in 19th century London, the story follows a gentleman's humorous escapades at the seaside resort of Margate, where he befriends a poor boy, only to face betrayal. This Victorian fable serves as both a quaint tale and a cautionary story for modern visitors exploring the area. Lavishly illustrated with charming cartoons, the narrative is presented in rhyming couplets and is part of the beloved Ingoldsby Legends. An appendix provides context for the witty references and archaic terms, enhancing the reader's experience.
