Scribner's Magazine, Zväzok 50Edward Livermore Burlingame, Robert Bridges, Alfred Sheppard Dashiell, Harlan Logan Charles Scribners Sons, 1911 |
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Strana 5
... tell , and when the story seems absent to us it is because it has been lost , not because it was not there ... telling stories . His public did not want them ; it wanted nothing of him but portraits that should . It may be that in these ...
... tell , and when the story seems absent to us it is because it has been lost , not because it was not there ... telling stories . His public did not want them ; it wanted nothing of him but portraits that should . It may be that in these ...
Strana 6
... telling it that it shall seem real and immediate to us , as if it had actu- ally happened before our very eyes , is per ... tell he has himself put into words so perfectly that one must quote him again . He says : " I have tried to show ...
... telling it that it shall seem real and immediate to us , as if it had actu- ally happened before our very eyes , is per ... tell he has himself put into words so perfectly that one must quote him again . He says : " I have tried to show ...
Strana 8
... telling is of the same kind - there is the same clari- ty , the same precision , the same reticence . " Persons and things are here for a pur- pose " and there is not one detail that is not necessary , not one " useless accessory ...
... telling is of the same kind - there is the same clari- ty , the same precision , the same reticence . " Persons and things are here for a pur- pose " and there is not one detail that is not necessary , not one " useless accessory ...
Strana 10
... telling lies . And the jugs and warming pans and crutches that clutter the floor are perfect examples of useless accessories . So much for how not to tell a story : for an instance of the story that cannot be told clearly in art we ...
... telling lies . And the jugs and warming pans and crutches that clutter the floor are perfect examples of useless accessories . So much for how not to tell a story : for an instance of the story that cannot be told clearly in art we ...
Strana 15
... tell me about it . . . . There is no bed for you here - Pawson might give you one . . . I am sorry . . . . but you must go away - you couldn't be comfort- able . . . . Todd— ” The darky started forward - both he and Aunt Jemima were ...
... tell me about it . . . . There is no bed for you here - Pawson might give you one . . . I am sorry . . . . but you must go away - you couldn't be comfort- able . . . . Todd— ” The darky started forward - both he and Aunt Jemima were ...
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