Christ in Hades
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I didn't believe it, and don't to-day either. " The Academy " for years had been a highly esteemed, deeply learned publica- tion. In the early days of my editorship old gentlemen in skull caps, and cloth boots, would call at the office asking if 37 INTRODUCTION they were to continue their lucubrations ; there were founts of type in the printing department, in strange cubist characters, for the printing of extracts from forgotten languages, and letters came from country- parsonages begging us to... continue the correspondence on " The Round Towers of Ireland. " That was not our game, the " our " being my friends and fellow-workers on " The Academy " E. V. Lucas and Wilfred Whitten, and later C. K. Burrow.
It was a chance that brought us into that eager and jolly fraternity of " The Academy, " it was a chance, why should I not call it guidance, that, some years be- fore, led to my meeting with that dear and brilliant lady, Pearl Craigie, the eldest daughter of John Morgan Richards, known to the world as John Oliver Hobbes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I didn't believe it, and don't to-day either. " The Academy " for years had been a highly esteemed, deeply learned publica- tion. In the early days of my editorship old gentlemen in skull caps, and cloth boots, would call at the office asking if 37 INTRODUCTION they were to continue their lucubrations ; there were founts of type in the printing department, in strange cubist characters, for the printing of extracts from forgotten languages, and letters came from country- parsonages begging us to... continue the correspondence on " The Round Towers of Ireland. " That was not our game, the " our " being my friends and fellow-workers on " The Academy " E. V. Lucas and Wilfred Whitten, and later C. K. Burrow.
It was a chance that brought us into that eager and jolly fraternity of " The Academy, " it was a chance, why should I not call it guidance, that, some years be- fore, led to my meeting with that dear and brilliant lady, Pearl Craigie, the eldest daughter of John Morgan Richards, known to the world as John Oliver Hobbes.
What to read after Christ in Hades?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Phillips Stephen to read onlineMoreLess
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