Rogues and Vagabonds (eBook, ePUB) - R. Sims, George
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The ship was going down! The sky was cloudless, the sun rode high in the heavens, and the waves glistened in the clear, bright light. It was a glorious summer day—a time when life pulsed joyously, and everything invited a man to forget his troubles, close his eyes, and lie basking in the warmth.

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The ship was going down! The sky was cloudless, the sun rode high in the heavens, and the waves glistened in the clear, bright light. It was a glorious summer day—a time when life pulsed joyously, and everything invited a man to forget his troubles, close his eyes, and lie basking in the warmth.
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George Robert Sims (1847-1922) was an English writer, journalist, poet, and playwright, known for his keen observation of the less fortunate aspects of Victorian society. A prolific author, Sims penned numerous novels, plays, and poems, as well as writing for various newspapers. His literary work often intersected with his interests in social reform, which is evident in his writings on the hardships of the urban poor. 'Rogues and Vagabonds' is one of his significant works and reflects his characteristic style of combining storytelling with a critique of societal injustices. Sims's writings often display a mix of humor, melodrama, and a sharp eye for detail, offering readers insights into the lives of characters who were frequently marginalized in the discourse of the time. In his career, Sims became a well-known public figure, not just for his literary contributions but also for his involvement in social causes, which was fueled by his journalistic background. His influence extended beyond literature, as he was regularly involved in debates on issues such as poverty, crime, and the welfare of the destitute, making him a respected voice for the underprivileged in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.