Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 306William Blackwood, 1969 - England |
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No writer understood better the art and technique of writing . Every word should fit
tight like a rivet in a bridge , and each rivet must be doing its job . Willie Somerset
Maugham wrote of Kipling : ' He is our greatest story - writer . I can ' t believe ...
No writer understood better the art and technique of writing . Every word should fit
tight like a rivet in a bridge , and each rivet must be doing its job . Willie Somerset
Maugham wrote of Kipling : ' He is our greatest story - writer . I can ' t believe ...
Page 494
While Larkin was retelling Ax ' s ancient story , the logs had burned themselves
down to glowing embers , and so he stood up , pausing in his account for a
moment to push the bits of wood together with the poker and put two new logs on
...
While Larkin was retelling Ax ' s ancient story , the logs had burned themselves
down to glowing embers , and so he stood up , pausing in his account for a
moment to push the bits of wood together with the poker and put two new logs on
...
Page 535
This cannot be said so definitely of his only outstanding follower , E . Nesbit , in
such collections of boisterously funny fairy stories as Nine Unlikely Tales and The
Magic World , even though she may have surpassed him in such chronicles of a ...
This cannot be said so definitely of his only outstanding follower , E . Nesbit , in
such collections of boisterously funny fairy stories as Nine Unlikely Tales and The
Magic World , even though she may have surpassed him in such chronicles of a ...
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Contents
ACROSS THE ANDES BY RODERICK RHYS JONES 344 | 109 |
AN INHERITANCE BY GERALD MONSMAN 481 | 225 |
SPANISH ESSENCE BY WYNFORD PERRY | 323 |
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 306 Blackwood's Magazine |
| Publisher | William Blackwood, 1969 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 17 Dec 2008 |
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