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By Don Carlos Seitz
12 Apr, 2019
Excerpt from Whistler Stories
Following the example set by Homer when he smote his bloomin' lyre, as cited by Mr. Kipling, who went an' took what he'd admire, I have gleaned the vast volume of Whistler literature and helped myself in making this com
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Excerpt from Whistler Stories
Following the example set by Homer when he smote his bloomin' lyre, as cited by Mr. Kipling, who went an' took what he'd admire, I have gleaned the vast volume of Whistler literature and helped myself in making this com pilation. Some few of the anecdotes are first-hand. Others were garnered by Mr. Ford in the original version of The Gentle Art of lmaking Enemies. The rest have been published many times, perhaps. But it seemed desirable to -put the tales to gether without the distraction of other. Less
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- 60.248 KB
- 154
- Public Domain Book
- English
- 978-0260475930
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