The Treasure Chest by Johann Peter Hebel (Penguin Classics)

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The Treasure Chest by Johann Peter Hebel (Penguin Classics)ISBN: 9780140446395 Penguin Classics, 1995 Paperback, 175 Pages Hebel developed a pithy, spontaneous style for these stories which he originally wrote for inclusion in a popular almanac. Dipping into The Treasure Chest readers will find jokes, comic anecdotes, sensational murder stories, reports of disasters and mysteries, moral tales and others celebrating the triumph of ingenuity and cunning. While Hebel had to cater for a vast diversity of tastes,

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