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...part of an ongoing student publication project to bring classical works of literature, in English, to free and easy access of those wishing to make us... ...lf tasted the intense delight of revealing to another an appreciation of a literature hitherto ignored. “Isn’t he strong!” cried T ravis. “Just a litt... ...g across her eyes and lips, was better than thinking. Life was better than literature. To live was better than to read; one live human being was bette... ...ry, the greatest novel he could ever hope to write. Life was bet- ter than literature, and love was the best thing in life. T o love Blix and to be ne... ... the bottle from him and pushed in the cork with her finger. “Wine, music, literature, and feasting,” observed Condy. “We’re getting regularly luxurio... ... what he was reading. Living was better than reading, life was better than literature, and his new- found love for her was poetry enough for him. He r...

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...part of an ongoing student publication project to bring classical works of literature, in English, to free and easy access of those wishing to make us... ...y was, although its natural tendency lay in another direction than towards literature) so fitly cased. She was, indeed, an admirable figure of a woman... ..., except by supposing that she had read some of Zenobia’s stories (as such literature goes everywhere), or her tracts in defence of the sex, and had c... ...was only the lack of a fitter avenue that drove her to seek development in literature. She was made (among a thousand other things that she might have... ...e pipe is not Silas’s only mode of solacing himself with the weed.” “Y our literature,” continued Zenobia, apparently delighted with her description, ... ...r social enterprise. You call her, I think, Zenobia.” “That is her name in literature,” observed I; “a name, too, which possibly she may permit her pr...

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...part of an ongoing student publication project to bring classical works of literature, in English, to free and easy access of those wishing to make us... ...ackard, of Bowdoin College, who was then in charge of the study of English literature, and has survived both of his illustrious pupils, recalls Hawtho...

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...: George E. Wood, 1850), and Cooper received $100 for it. The story was reprinted a few years later in a similar volume called ?Specimens of American Literature? (New York, 1866). It was published in book form in 1932 in a slipcased edition limited to 450 copies (New York: William Farquhar Payson, 1932) with an introduction by Robert F. Spiller....

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...part of an ongoing student publication project to bring classical works of literature, in English, to free and easy access of those wishing to make us... ...ght eyes, and occasionally curt speech revealed a bitter apprenticeship to literature. Etienne had come from Sancerre with his tragedy in his pocket, ... ... the water sooner 48 A Distinguished Provincial at Paris than plunge into literature. After heart-searching hesitations, after a profound scrutiny of... ...book ourselves, we only deal in well-known names; and we only take serious literature besides—history and epitomes.” “But my book is very serious. It ... ...en to himself; but, all the same, this rough-and-ready practical aspect of literature made an impression upon him. In the Rue du Coq he stopped in fro... ...art swelled and throbbed with gladness. He was about to enter the world of literature; he should see himself in print at last. “I will give you four h... ... the newspaper world as he had formerly been by the prac- tical aspects of literature at Messrs. Vidal and Porchon’s es- tablishment. T en several tim... ... two friends dined side by side, talk- ing in lowered voices of the higher literature, of suggested subjects, and ways of presenting, opening up, and ... ...g in the book, and throws so much light on the work of the young school of literature. One day it so happened that Daniel had been waiting for Lucien,...