博客來This volume features two comedic plays by Henry James: Tenants and Disengaged. In Tenants, two sisters struggle to deal with their tenants and face a moral dilemma. In Disengaged, two couples attempt to break off their engagements, but chaos ensues. James’ wry observations on human nature and relationships are on full display in these witty and entertaining works.
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