A book of R L S Works Travels Friends And Commentators
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V. ), and thus placed next to it in Memories and Portraits, is of later date. It was not published until 1887 — ' Longman's Magazine, ' April — though very probably written earlier. To Stevenson's friendship with the Pentland shepherd may clearly be traced the adventures of the drover in St. Ives — igo A BOOK OF R. L. S.
as great a piece of realism as any in his writings. John Todd had driven flocks to England in his young days, and it was in the tales of these travels, heard as a boy in the Pe...ntland Hills, that the chapter in which Sim and Candlish guide St, Ives out of Scotland has its origin.
PAVILION ON THE LINKS, THE The combined breadth of the Atlantic and the American continent separates the scene of this ab- sorbing tale of a wild bit of Scottish shore — Steven- son's first tale of any length — from the spot where it was written — Monterey {q. V. ) on the Californian coast. He was almost without means, for he had not attempted to share the project of his marriage with his father.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
V. ), and thus placed next to it in Memories and Portraits, is of later date. It was not published until 1887 — ' Longman's Magazine, ' April — though very probably written earlier. To Stevenson's friendship with the Pentland shepherd may clearly be traced the adventures of the drover in St. Ives — igo A BOOK OF R. L. S.
as great a piece of realism as any in his writings. John Todd had driven flocks to England in his young days, and it was in the tales of these travels, heard as a boy in the Pe...ntland Hills, that the chapter in which Sim and Candlish guide St, Ives out of Scotland has its origin.
PAVILION ON THE LINKS, THE The combined breadth of the Atlantic and the American continent separates the scene of this ab- sorbing tale of a wild bit of Scottish shore — Steven- son's first tale of any length — from the spot where it was written — Monterey {q. V. ) on the Californian coast. He was almost without means, for he had not attempted to share the project of his marriage with his father.
What to read after A book of R L S Works Travels Friends And Commentators?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George E George Edward Brown to read onlineMoreLess
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