The Writer, 7. sējumsThe Writer, 1894 |
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... April number ; a group of three illustrating the realistic story will be published in May ; of romantic stories , in June ; of sea stories , in July ; of mystery stories , in August ; and so on . The title of the novel which Charles ...
... April number ; a group of three illustrating the realistic story will be published in May ; of romantic stories , in June ; of sea stories , in July ; of mystery stories , in August ; and so on . The title of the novel which Charles ...
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... April are of the highest excellence . An admirable article by Cosmo Monkhouse on John Macallan Swan , A. R. A. , is one of the most interesting features of the number . The frontispiece is an origi- nal etching by David Law . A life of ...
... April are of the highest excellence . An admirable article by Cosmo Monkhouse on John Macallan Swan , A. R. A. , is one of the most interesting features of the number . The frontispiece is an origi- nal etching by David Law . A life of ...
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... ( April WRITER . p . 58 ) was really so uttterly unnecessary an unhappy sentence , that it is not strange that one of the readers of THE WRITER should devote a postal card to objecting to it . W. H. H. A VISION OF LITERARY GHOSTS . He had ...
... ( April WRITER . p . 58 ) was really so uttterly unnecessary an unhappy sentence , that it is not strange that one of the readers of THE WRITER should devote a postal card to objecting to it . W. H. H. A VISION OF LITERARY GHOSTS . He had ...
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... April WRITER . He wants to save paper at the cost of ingenuity and time . The day has come when sulphite fibre is king of cotton and linen , both . Ameri- can paper , whether for manuscript , pencil , or web - perfecting type impression ...
... April WRITER . He wants to save paper at the cost of ingenuity and time . The day has come when sulphite fibre is king of cotton and linen , both . Ameri- can paper , whether for manuscript , pencil , or web - perfecting type impression ...
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... April 28 . ILLUMINATED MANUSCRIPTS . Literary Digest ( 13 c . ) for April 28 . Mau- THE LIMIT OF ATHLETICS FOR BRAIN WORKers . rice Thompson . Chautauquan ( 28 c . ) for May . ENGLISH MOTHERS IN FACT AND FICTION . Miss E. F. Andrews ...
... April 28 . ILLUMINATED MANUSCRIPTS . Literary Digest ( 13 c . ) for April 28 . Mau- THE LIMIT OF ATHLETICS FOR BRAIN WORKers . rice Thompson . Chautauquan ( 28 c . ) for May . ENGLISH MOTHERS IN FACT AND FICTION . Miss E. F. Andrews ...
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