The Bookman, Volume 14Dodd, Mead and Company, 1902 |
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Page 10
... perhaps he naturally felt that children could be safely left to follow their im- pulses freely , and that mother nature in the end would bring them along quite as well as if their lives were burdened as his had been with too severe ...
... perhaps he naturally felt that children could be safely left to follow their im- pulses freely , and that mother nature in the end would bring them along quite as well as if their lives were burdened as his had been with too severe ...
Page 11
... Perhaps this method was not conducive to what Mr. Howells would call " the finer novel . " But it had its advantages . A novelist who wished to hold the at- tention of his public was obliged to put more or less brains into every chapter ...
... Perhaps this method was not conducive to what Mr. Howells would call " the finer novel . " But it had its advantages . A novelist who wished to hold the at- tention of his public was obliged to put more or less brains into every chapter ...
Page 13
... perhaps no more intensely depressing book in the entire English language than this short novel . Its last three chapters are of unsurpassable gloom , not because of any outward tragedy , but because of the utter futility of the man ...
... perhaps no more intensely depressing book in the entire English language than this short novel . Its last three chapters are of unsurpassable gloom , not because of any outward tragedy , but because of the utter futility of the man ...
Page 27
... perhaps the most conspicuous . She has cleverly mocked Swinburne , with " The Song of Sir Palamede " for a text , and her " Narcissus in Camden " is a faith- ful echo ; but she has not persisted along these lines . So , despite the ...
... perhaps the most conspicuous . She has cleverly mocked Swinburne , with " The Song of Sir Palamede " for a text , and her " Narcissus in Camden " is a faith- ful echo ; but she has not persisted along these lines . So , despite the ...
Page 48
... perhaps , superfluous to add that some of the Let- ters are written rather to suit the Corre- spondent than to express the writer's own taste or opinions . " Which is a neat and modest manner of phrasing one of the cardinal laws of ...
... perhaps , superfluous to add that some of the Let- ters are written rather to suit the Corre- spondent than to express the writer's own taste or opinions . " Which is a neat and modest manner of phrasing one of the cardinal laws of ...
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