With Master Minds Interviews By Herman Bernstein
With Master Minds Interviews By Herman Bernstein
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I met him in his home, at Adelphi Terrace, London. As I walked up the staircase, I saw a sign over the small gate on the first story bear- ing the name of "Mrs. Bernard Shaw. " His own name was not there.
I rang the bell and a rather good-looking maid opened the door. As Mr. Shaw was ex- pecting me at the appointed hour, the maid ( 72 ) BERNARD SHAW -Drawing by Dart BERNARD SHAW ushered me into his study a spacious, bright, cheery room. Shaw was seated on a couch and near him, on a low stool, s...at his secretary, a young woman, taking dictation. When I en- tered, the secretary rose and walked out, and I remained alone with Mr. Shaw.
Bernard Shaw is a rather tall, well-built kindly looking man; gray, yet youthful, vigor- ous, almost always smiling. He wore a neat brown suit of the latest cut, which gave him quite a dashing appearance.
He commenced by asking me some questions about Russia. Then he spoke of Tolstoy, and finally gave vent to his feelings about America. He still seems to feel the sting caused him by the suppression of his play, "Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I met him in his home, at Adelphi Terrace, London. As I walked up the staircase, I saw a sign over the small gate on the first story bear- ing the name of "Mrs. Bernard Shaw. " His own name was not there.
I rang the bell and a rather good-looking maid opened the door. As Mr. Shaw was ex- pecting me at the appointed hour, the maid ( 72 ) BERNARD SHAW -Drawing by Dart BERNARD SHAW ushered me into his study a spacious, bright, cheery room. Shaw was seated on a couch and near him, on a low stool, s...at his secretary, a young woman, taking dictation. When I en- tered, the secretary rose and walked out, and I remained alone with Mr. Shaw.
Bernard Shaw is a rather tall, well-built kindly looking man; gray, yet youthful, vigor- ous, almost always smiling. He wore a neat brown suit of the latest cut, which gave him quite a dashing appearance.
He commenced by asking me some questions about Russia. Then he spoke of Tolstoy, and finally gave vent to his feelings about America. He still seems to feel the sting caused him by the suppression of his play, "Mrs.
What to read after With Master Minds Interviews By Herman Bernstein?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bernstein Herman to read onlineMoreLess
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