The Green God's Pavilion: A novel of the Philippines: Classic Book Guide and Free Edition
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The Green God's Pavilion: A novel of the Philippines is catalogued by Project Gutenberg with author credits for Martin, Mabel Wood (1888–1956).
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"The Green God's Pavilion: A novel of the Philippines" by Mabel Wood Martin is a novel written in the early 20th century. The story centers on a young woman named Julie who arrives in the Philippines, filled with excitement and a sense of adventure, yet also feelings of isolation and trepidation about her new life. As she explores the vibrant and tumultuous world around her, she grapples with her identity and ambitions amidst the backdrop of colonialism, cultural mingling, and societal expectations. At the start of the narrative, Julie disembarks from a vessel looking out at the captivating city of Manila, awash in wonder but also burdened by her past and uncertain future. She has come to the Philippines to teach, hoping to escape her narrowly defined existence under her uncle's roof. Through her interactions with locals and expatriates, we see Julie confront the duality of her aspirations—her desire to embrace her independence clashing with the harsh realities of the new world she has entered. Her journey is deepened by encounters with characters like the Calixters, who offer her temporary refuge, and the enigmatic Isabel, who represents the allure and danger of the East. As Julie begins her adventure, a sense of impending challenges looms with hints of unrest and cultural chasms in her colonial setting.
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- Title: The Green God's Pavilion: A novel of the Philippines
- Author credits: Martin, Mabel Wood (1888–1956)
- Catalogue language: English
Catalogue subjects
- Philippines -- Fiction
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- Category: Novels
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