Relacionar Columnas USHL U5 RealismVersión en línea Join the Authors and Books to the right descriptions. por Andreina Farias Monasterios 1 Mark Twain 2 Henry James 3 The Adventures of Tom Sawyer 4 The Call of the Wild 5 The Red Badge of Courage 6 The Portrait of a Lady 7 Stephen Crane 8 Jack London Living a bohemian lifestyle among local artists, he gained firsthand familiarity with poverty and street life. He is also known for authoring Maggie: A Girl of the Streets. This Civil War novel realistically depicts the psychological complexities of battlefield emotion. He had weathered a harrowing sealing voyage, one in which a typhoon had nearly taken out London and his crew. After using this story to take part in a writing contest, with just an eighth-grade education, he won the $25 first prize beating out college students. He stayed in Hannibal until age 17, on the Mississippi River. He was a licensed steamboat pilot and served in the Confederate Army for 2 weeks. His novel "The Innocents Abroad" became a nationwide bestseller. He wrote 20 novels, 112 tales, 12 plays, several volumes of travel and criticism, and a great deal of literary journalism. His year’s wandering in Europe set the stage for a lifetime writing about those countries. A novel about a young boy growing up along the Mississippi River. It is set in the 1840s in the town of St. Petersburg, which is based on Hannibal, Missouri. Published in 1881, this novel tells us about a woman in her early twenties who comes from a genteel family in Albany, New York, in the late 1860s. Published in 1903, this novel is about a powerful dog, half St. Bernard and half sheepdog, which lives on Judge Miller’s estate in California.
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