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Paris gossip on Abel Bonnard Coppée Ricard Bazin Shaw Emerson Whitman Flaubert Mistral Daudet Anatole France Paul Adam Maurice Barrés Gustave Flaubert works in progress and recent studies. French critics note short stories rare in France. Bazin Emerson Whitman works translated. Royautés and La Tentation de Saint Antoine dominate literary chatter.
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Les Royautés
M. Bonnard
Jean Ricard
Provence
Mistral
Daudet
Gargantua
Gil Blas de Santillane
M. Ricard
Maurin
Per
France
America
Gaston Rageot
René Bazin
M. Bazin
M. Rageot
Annales
Bernard Shaw
Shaw
Ibsen
Tolstoy
Nietzsche
Voltaire
Anatole France
M. Shaw
England
Emerson
Ralph Waldo Emerson
M. Dug Rd
Librairie
Arouand Colin
Whitman
Léon Bazalgette
Société du Mercure de France
M. Bazalgette
Walt Whitman
Poéte-Prophéte
Gustave Flaubert
Saint
Anatole
Greece
Athens
Paul Adam
Egypt
Corfu
M. Adam
Maurice Barrés
Chateau de Mirabeau
Lorraine
Colette Baudoche
Paul Fremeaux
Flammarion
la Duchesse de Dino
Talleyrand
Comtesse Jeanne de Castellane
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Profligate Reform in Hornblow Novel Sparks Mixed Taste
A review damns Arthur Hornblow’s Profligate as lurid sensationalism yet predicts big sales. The heroine’s gaggle of good woman reform turns the profligate lover into a paragon, with New York casino bits and a murder plot, ending in a melodramatic embrace amid a corpse. The piece targets a popular but “refined” audience, not literary critics.
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G. W. Dillingham Company
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Paris
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America
Mr. Hornblow
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