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George Manville Fenn , a fellow writer and close friend , wrote of Henty that ' he used to say that he wanted his boys to ... In Mr Henty's stories there is no nervous under - view , no imagining of things which are not there , but the ...
George Manville Fenn , a fellow writer and close friend , wrote of Henty that ' he used to say that he wanted his boys to ... In Mr Henty's stories there is no nervous under - view , no imagining of things which are not there , but the ...
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a In July Henty was so ill that he was invalided home , and he returned to the house in Lower Richmond Road , Putney , which he had taken whilst still at Cambridge and which he shared with a fellow undergraduate , Cedric Sparks .
a In July Henty was so ill that he was invalided home , and he returned to the house in Lower Richmond Road , Putney , which he had taken whilst still at Cambridge and which he shared with a fellow undergraduate , Cedric Sparks .
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Harry Furniss , whose description that is , admired Henty greatly as a journalist . ' He was one of the famous correspondents of the Crimea , and we all admired him as someone who had done great service to the newspapers and to his ...
Harry Furniss , whose description that is , admired Henty greatly as a journalist . ' He was one of the famous correspondents of the Crimea , and we all admired him as someone who had done great service to the newspapers and to his ...
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| Title | The Cornhill Magazine, Volume 181 |
| Editors | George Smith, William Makepeace Thackeray |
| Publisher | Smith, Elder and Company, 1974 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 17 Dec 2007 |
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