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... distinction that, in his foreword to The White Ship, a volume of Mme. Kallas's selected short stories, Mr. John Galsworthy wrote Judged by at least half of these stories, she is one of the strongest and most individual of living writers her method is singularly ...
... scarcely all get in themselves. At one end of the table was Peter, pouring out story after story, with eyes that twinkled through beaming glasses. Peter didn't keep his good stories for company he poured them onto his family too. At the other end was Evelyn ...
... darkened by time and the London at mosphere, is relieved by a few paterae and by a characteristic porch. The balcony and upper story have The garden front of Home House designed by Robert Adam for the Countess Of Home in 1775. The portico of Ionic columns ...
... lightfully written novel to discover what he does There aren't many characters in the story, and all of them, even the old reprobate, are attractive. It's a nice story in the nicest possible sense. Light it is, but not frothy. Moreover, without being a ...
... tales which had neither foundation nor coating of truth. Guy as a dinner-table raconteur would go far. He could tell good stories in four languages, and in none of them needed the assistance of fact. Guy would make his mark in diplomatic circles. Audrey ...
... Margaret to whom Arthur was engaged, struck me as being very real. Nevertheless, the story is interestingly written be cause it teems with asides. A FIRST-CLASS MYSTERY STORY Another world-famous detective dragged from his cabbage-patcl his last, but doubtless ...
... undecorated though the outside walls are, the interior of Wells Bridge Cottage, as it is called, tells an entirely different story. The square hall was copied by Mrs. Martineau from a Basque kitchen she admired when travelling in that country which has supplied ...
... Fugleman relate his own life-story to a human friend, Mr. Morgan Wood, who possesses a wonderful telephathic influence over all dogs, and can converse with them without speech. Mr. Morgan Wood is then supposed to transcribe the story and hand the manuscript ...
... able to stand on her own two feet xnan wmcn norning couia De more far-fetched. Not only is she an essayist, a poet, and short story writer, but a journalist as well. She was the first Special Airship Correspondent of the Glasgow News and was editor and staff ...
... THE THURMASTON PEARLS Showing that even the most hardened crook may succumb to a woman's tears THE story of the Thurmaston Pearls resolves itself into a series of disjointed scenes which, cinema-like, must be fitted into a whole, if one is to obtain coherence ...
... Headfort in 1916. Hugh Cecil How can one know the truth about woman, when not only every era but every decade tells a different story about her mentality and even about her form? This is Lady Headfort as she was in 1909 Rita Martin ...
... BB.C. have arranged for a diver to broadcast from the bottom of the Thames. He will presumably give us some river- bedtime stories. THE Postmaster- General says l' he does not believe that smoking in telephone boxes causes inconveni ence. On the con trary ...