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Stevenson's determination to keep on writing when he was usually barely alive is as heroic in its own way as was Walter Scott's response to his debts . Stevenson Stevenson very nearly triumphed over his misfortunes , but the thinness ...
Stevenson's determination to keep on writing when he was usually barely alive is as heroic in its own way as was Walter Scott's response to his debts . Stevenson Stevenson very nearly triumphed over his misfortunes , but the thinness ...
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One reader , who admired Lawson to the extent of introducing Australian idioms into her own writing and trying her ... hoping to establish himself as a professional writer , and one of his first moves was to send to Blackwood a story ...
One reader , who admired Lawson to the extent of introducing Australian idioms into her own writing and trying her ... hoping to establish himself as a professional writer , and one of his first moves was to send to Blackwood a story ...
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But with writing , you look before and after ; so that you see the non - existent and how the non - existent has produced what exists - which you don't bother about in art . In writing , if you used it like a painter , you'd put in that ...
But with writing , you look before and after ; so that you see the non - existent and how the non - existent has produced what exists - which you don't bother about in art . In writing , if you used it like a painter , you'd put in that ...
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Contents
BY J M SCOTT | 179 |
ABSURDITY OF IDEOLOGY | 555 |
PEOPLE BY THE WOODLAND PAth The BY SIMON CORRIGAN 32 | 556 |
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 328 Blackwood's Magazine |
| Publisher | William Blackwood, 1980 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 17 Dec 2008 |
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