Category: Essays, Letters & Speeches
Four of the following Essays have appeared in _Harper’s Weekly_ and one in _The Seven Arts_. The thanks of The Talbot Press, Limited, are due to the proprietors and editors of both Journals, for permission to reprint.
Four of the following Essays have appeared in _Harper’s Weekly_ and one in _The Seven Arts_. The thanks of The Talbot Press, Limited, are due to the proprietors and editors of b...
5. Part 5All his days Watts was a hermit and a recluse; had he loved life and enjoyed it, he would have lived in it and painted it, as Hogarth lived and painted; yet he loved his fellow-...
4. Part 4In every well-constructed drama there is some central point of interest around which all the other incidents are grouped. The personality of the girl Pegeen, Christy’s sweethear...
2. Part 2Everywhere or almost everywhere among English-speaking peoples the monarchical principle is under notice to quit. In the school it is the boy and not the master who rules; even...
3. Part 3Besides his exemption from military organization and a central government, there is yet another fact to be noted in the Englishman’s history. A peaceful immigration into his cou...
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