The count and the wedding guest

by O. Henry

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A charming tale of wit, romance, and the unexpected connections that bring people together. When a mysterious "Count" unexpectedly attends a modest wedding, his refined manners and air of sophistication leave everyone intrigued. But beneath his polished exterior lies a surprising story that intertwines with the lives of the bride, groom, and their guests. With his signature blend of humor and heart, O. Henry weaves a delightful narrative filled with sharpi observations, memorable characters, and a touch of irony that lingers long after the final page. A perfect read for those who appreciate clever storytelling and the enduring magic of love and chance. Would you like a slightly different emphasis on the tone or themes?

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  • Published
  • Jan. 4, 1906
  • Genre
  • Humour
  • Language
  • English
  • Total pages
  • 5

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2 reviews for The count and the wedding guest

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4/5

Jane - Aug. 13, 2025, 4:09 p.m.


I liked the playful wit in The Count and the Wedding Guest—O. Henry has a way of making even simple situations sparkle with clever dialogue. The story felt light and charming, with just enough irony to make me smile at the end. It’s not his most surprising twist, but it’s an enjoyable, easy read.

3/5

quire - June 12, 2025, 6:37 p.m.


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