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Every Man for Himself

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A young man entrusted with a summer residence becomes entangled in a sequence of personal reverses—injury, theft, and damaged reputation—that trigger a web of rivalries and secret machinations. Through episodes involving a missing tan satchel, a listening stenographer, clandestine encounters aboard a private rail car, and escalating confrontations, the narrative alternates tense set pieces—fights, a race, and unsettling revelations—with quieter scenes of rapprochement and explanation. The story moves briskly between suspense and social comedy as characters contend for money, standing, and escape, culminating in a scramble that tests loyalties and individual resourcefulness.

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Herbert Joseph Moorhouse

Herbert Joseph Moorhouse was an English author known for his contributions to early 20th-century literature. His works often explore themes of individualism and the human condition. Notable among his writings are "Deep Furrows," which delves into the complexities of rural life, and "Every Man for Himself," a reflection on personal responsibility and societal challenges. Moorhouse's narratives are characterized by their rich character development and insightful observations, making him a noteworthy figure in the literary heritage of his time.

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