Broome Street Straws
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Rackham is a gnarled-looking person. He looks, in this respect, somewhat like one of his own imaginative conceptions of a tree, containing in its fibres the features of gnomes and goblins. Intensely interested in, and sharply watchful of all the details in the reproduction of his pictures. Produced a letter from Mr. Heine- mann as an exhibit in a discussion of the ques- tion: when is paper white? Was more familiar with the publishing business in New York than any other person I saw in London. M...ost of them knew no more about us over here than a goat.
Said he never read criticisms of his work, or re- views or notices or whatever you call 'em, as, deal- ing with things he had done in the past, they only switched him off the problems before him.
Read a letter from a young American lady, art student, who was coming to see him, apparently very much in the same way that I had. Came with me as far as his gate. Said gaily, "Some day I'll knock at your door in New York." [102] LITERARY VISITING I met a man in London who declared that he had never tasted beer, so I had tea with him in his garden.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Rackham is a gnarled-looking person. He looks, in this respect, somewhat like one of his own imaginative conceptions of a tree, containing in its fibres the features of gnomes and goblins. Intensely interested in, and sharply watchful of all the details in the reproduction of his pictures. Produced a letter from Mr. Heine- mann as an exhibit in a discussion of the ques- tion: when is paper white? Was more familiar with the publishing business in New York than any other person I saw in London. M...ost of them knew no more about us over here than a goat.
Said he never read criticisms of his work, or re- views or notices or whatever you call 'em, as, deal- ing with things he had done in the past, they only switched him off the problems before him.
Read a letter from a young American lady, art student, who was coming to see him, apparently very much in the same way that I had. Came with me as far as his gate. Said gaily, "Some day I'll knock at your door in New York." [102] LITERARY VISITING I met a man in London who declared that he had never tasted beer, so I had tea with him in his garden.
What to read after Broome Street Straws?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Holliday Robert Cortes to read onlineMoreLess
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