"Miracles," written by Charles Dickens, is a short story that delves into the theme of the supernatural and the extraordinary occurrences that challenge the mundane reality of everyday life. Dickens, known for his rich storytelling and vivid characters, uses this narrative to explore the tension between skepticism and belief. The story captures the essence of Dickensian charm, blending elements of mystery and wonder, and reflects his fascination with the unexplained and the miraculous. Through "Miracles," Dickens invites readers to contemplate the possibility of the extraordinary within the ordinary.
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Red leather binding, five raised bands on spine with gold tooling name and title , three edge gold, pristine condition.
