George Meredith the greatest living English writer in old age
A detailed portrait of George Meredith at his Surrey home describes his daily routine reading two newspapers and books, avoiding diaries, and his habit of breakfast then drives in a donkey cart. The piece compares Meredith to a nested egg, revealing a brilliant mind inside a frail frame and noting his preference for peaceful, contented days with family and friends.
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York
America
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Meredith
Ars
Therm
Wharton
Atherton
Ti James
James
Lenry James
Mr. Meredith
Napoleon
England
George Meredith
George Merettis
Surrey Bis
Jaying
Galgbraitiel
Emerald and Ermine A Romance of Wealth and Mystery
A review of Emerald and Irmine by the author of The Martyrdom of an Aerepress. The tale unfolds in distant castles with chateaux jewels subterranean past siges and a great fortune. Love and greed clash as aristocrats and peasants echo a far away atmosphere. Harper & Brothers New York price 1.50 net.
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Emerald
New York
Harper& Brothers
Lectures by a Novelist Lawyer
The article reviews J. B. of Dale and his eight lectures on the American Constitution and Federal system. It notes tensions between law and literature, cites Carter and Stimson, and highlights themes on how Anglo-Saxon and Norman notions shape civil and injunctive remedies. It ends with bibliographic details of The American Constitution and related works.
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Brice
Dale
Mermory
James C. Carter
Stimson
Lowell Institute
Bre Stimson
Harvard, University
United States
Industrial ‘Mission
Armerican
New York
Charles Scribner's Sons
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