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In "Tales of a Traveller," Irving adopts the persona of Geoffrey Crayon, a fictional character who presents a series of stories inspired by his travels. The collection includes a mix of short fiction, essays, and sketches that showcase Irving's humor, satire, and storytelling prowess.If you enjoy classic American literature, short stories, and tales with a touch of humor and whimsy, "Tales of a Traveller" might be a collection worth exploring. Irving's works often capture the charm and folklore of early America.You can find "Tales of a Traveller" in various editions, and it is often included in collections of Washington Irving's works. Libraries and online book retailers may have copies available for reading.