Sagamore

<p>Why Do Good Stories Cause Such Pleasure?</p><p>Find the answer here through tales of wrongs and justice mystery and mirth the supernatural and the down to earth. Lawyers' antics match those of doctors and real-life dilemmas follow school days' remembrances-as the Storyteller touches upon both familiar and very strange ground.</p><p>Paul Cline recalls the importance of stories from his earliest days and hopes to pass on this enjoyment to all ages of readers.</p><p>Read to see what happens to:</p><ul><li>The old sailing ships who sail only to render assistance to those in need.</li><li>The woman who returns to see that the son and husband of her past life are united.</li><li>The English teacher-farmer who incorporates his cows and others in his Shakespearean productions.</li><li>The man who went for an eye exam but found the oldest practicing eye doctor.</li><li>The lawyer whose office is his motorcycle.</li></ul><p>Cline's recent books are <em>Second Fiddles</em> describing historical and fictional characters who spend their careers in the shadows aiding those in charge; and <em>He Was Just Sittin' There</em> stories that make us laugh find surprises and cause us to pause and reflect.</p>