An edition of Reading for pleasure and other essays
(1928)
Reading for pleasure and other essays
by Richard Ellis Roberts
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Reading for pleasure.
Mr. Arnold Bennett is interested.
Lost in a library.
The Ford-fict-fact.
Rudyard Kipling.
Can we read Shakespeare?
At auction.
The novel.
George Meredith.
Leo Tolstoy.
Weariness and Anatole France.
ʻSaki.ʼ
ʻG. K. C.ʼ
The prisoner of God.
Samuel Pepys.
The real Stevenson.
Henrik Ibsen.
Shelley.
The opium eater.
John Wesley.
Waistcoats and wit.
Coleridge.
George Herbert.
Abraham Lincoln.
Uncut stones.
National art.
Jonathan Swift in his poems and minor writings.
Limericks.
ʻHere we are again!ʼ
The trivial round.
Friday to Tuesday.
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