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Torchy
The character of Torchy first appeared in Ford's stories published in magazines such as "Cosmopolitan" and "The Saturday Evening Post" in the early 20th century. The stories typically revolve around Torchy's adventures and humorous escapades as he navigates the corporate world and interacts with his colleagues and superiors.
Torchy is depicted as resourceful, clever, and always ready with a witty retort. His antics often lead to amusing situations and unexpected outcomes, providing readers with light-hearted entertainment and comic relief.
Sewell Ford's writing style in "Torchy" is characterized by its humor, snappy dialogue, and lively storytelling. The stories capture the energy and bustle of early 20th-century urban life and offer a humorous commentary on the quirks and foibles of human nature.
Torchy is depicted as resourceful, clever, and always ready with a witty retort. His antics often lead to amusing situations and unexpected outcomes, providing readers with light-hearted entertainment and comic relief.
Sewell Ford's writing style in "Torchy" is characterized by its humor, snappy dialogue, and lively storytelling. The stories capture the energy and bustle of early 20th-century urban life and offer a humorous commentary on the quirks and foibles of human nature.
176 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 1911
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September 16, 2020
One word!
And the word is confused! The wording seemed to seem to bounce all over the place. I have been trying to understand
And the word is confused! The wording seemed to seem to bounce all over the place. I have been trying to understand
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