Deserted Page #4

"Deserted" by W. W. Jacobs is a short story that follows the harrowing experience of a man stranded on a deserted island. As he grapples with loneliness and despair, the narrative explores themes of isolation and the human spirit's resilience. Jacobs, known for his wit and keen observations, intertwines elements of humor with the stark reality of survival, ultimately reflecting on the nature of companionship and the search for meaning in desolation. The story combines vivid imagery and engaging characters, making it a poignant tale of human endurance in the face of abandonment.

• Short story

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asked me whether I wasn't ashamed o' myself for carrying off a pore
black gal wot 'ad got no father or mother to look arter her. He said
that afore my missis, and my character 'as been under a cloud ever
since, waiting for Rupert to turn up and clear it away.
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