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... six years, has described hineseif as a professional Yorluddretnen. He Is a native of lisrasley, and started his working life as a Journalist, an occupation which he still follows. He has edited a magazine and been a TV producer. Parkinson ...
... Leaving Montreal Mr. Sala pays hurried visit to Niagara, and it being a dark, dull, December day, feels disappointed till a sudden gleam of sunshine lights tbe fall for a moment, giving him a taint notion of the beauty and majesty of its summer appearance, ...
... A CHAT ABOUT BOOKS. 44 A book's a booh, although there's nothing in't. What constitutes a villain ? Is it the mere breaking of laws, the neglect of all social and religious ties, the habitual disregard of the difference betwixt right and ...
... A CHAT ABOUT BOOKS. A book's a book although there's nothing in't. The time seems to be fast approaching when not to have written a book will be the exception. When Emperors find time to become biographers, and leaders powerful political ...
... A CHAT ABOUT BOOKS. A book's a book although there's nothing int. There is a certain serial which though enjoying enormous circulation, containing a vast amount of useful information, and possessing ...
... A CHAT ABOUT BOOKS. A book's a book although there'i nothing in't. Truth is stranger than fiction. Why then are not the reports of trials in the Divorce and Criminal Courts more popular than the sensation novels which weekly flow from the fountain ...
... gives the account of a young girl, English by birth, but French in tastes, habits, and thoughts, who after a very uneventful life marries a very commonplace husband, and becomes the mother of a very sickly child. Madame Fontenoy is a stern ...
... A CHAT ABOUT BOOKS. A book's book, altJwugh there's nothing in't. Mr. Antliony Troliope is certainly one of the most prolific writers of the day. No prospectus of a new magazine is complete without his name being inserted in the list of contributors ...
... A CHAT ABOUT BOOKS. 41 bet my money on the bob tailed nag. Old Poet. It was a very good book but fellow can't always tell what horse is coming in first. Can he ? things had been different La Mouche might now have been possessed of a princely fortune ...
... A CHAT ABOUT BOOKS. A book's a booh, although there's nothing in't Though Mr. Sala, in his letters to the Daily Telegraph, headed America in the midst of War, devoted several columns to the narration of his adventures in Mexico and Cuba ; he has ...
... story which Miss Braddon was about to present to the reading public. Only a Cold. Was -it to be a romance of a water fete or a Cliiswick flower show? Was it to have for a heroine a fairy girl with golden ...
... A CHAT ABOUT BOOKS. A boolc's a bool, although there't nothing in't. At dismal little inn near the foot of Snowdon, where the tried pedestrian is, however, often glad enough to find a resting place or shelter from mountain storm, live ...