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ing with an era which readers over forty can remember , they have not yet become period - pieces . They belong at present in the limbo that awaits all popular fiction , from which they will either emerge to become , like the Holmes ...
ing with an era which readers over forty can remember , they have not yet become period - pieces . They belong at present in the limbo that awaits all popular fiction , from which they will either emerge to become , like the Holmes ...
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Though the suggestion may seem slightly perverse , the book with which the reader has not himself become too deeply engaged may be better reviewed than the one with which he has become completely involved . Obviously this would not ...
Though the suggestion may seem slightly perverse , the book with which the reader has not himself become too deeply engaged may be better reviewed than the one with which he has become completely involved . Obviously this would not ...
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Claud , under the weight of disappointment , becomes human . His contrition , though springing from this ... He becomes hardly likable , but pitiable . ... part of the book , become active and almost benevolent in her capricious way .
Claud , under the weight of disappointment , becomes human . His contrition , though springing from this ... He becomes hardly likable , but pitiable . ... part of the book , become active and almost benevolent in her capricious way .
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Contents
MY FIRST WINNER BY JOHN WELCOME | 43 |
A DISH OF CLAMS BY JOHN WELMAN | 70 |
PORTRAIT IN SHADOW BY HOWARD | 161 |
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| Title | Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 304 Blackwood's Magazine |
| Publisher | William Blackwood, 1968 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 17 Dec 2008 |
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