In good company; some personal recollections of Swinburne, Lord Roberts, Watts-Dunton, Oscar Wilde Edward Whymper, S. J. Stone, Stephen Phillips

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THE LIBRARY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA RIVERSIDE IN GOOD COMPANY IN GOOD COMPANY SOME PERSONAL RECOLLECTIONS OF LORD ROBERTSSWINBURNE, OSCAR WILDEWATTS-DUNTON, EDWARD S. STONEWHYMPER, J. STEPHEN PHILLIPS ffi ffi BY COULSON KERNAHAN LONDON: THE BODLEY HEADJOHN LANE, NEW YORK: LANE COMPANY MCMXVIIJOHN EDITIONSECOND ENGLANDPLYMOUTH,PR.HTSRS,LTD.,BKSMDON AND SOM, TO THE HON. MRS. ARTHUR HENNIKER MY DEAR MRS. HENNIKER, since we firstIt is met at themany years house of one whom we both whose weloved, memory It was that friend's thatboth cherish. hope you and I should and should remain friends andbecome, ; has been realised has methat the hope given many hours sometimes in asyourhappy company my less inhostess, sometimes, scarcely closelygracious as a reader of andyouryour company, delightful stories. Were General Ibeautiful your gallant remember how he was of those stories aliveproud I should have asked to be allowed to dedicateto-day, this book to the two of Now that alas for theyou. that he so so servedEngland faithfully loved, nobly Ihe is with us no inscribe it tomore, may yourself and to his honoured ?memory Yours ever sincerely, COULSON KERNAHAN. FOREWORD of the of these studies said insubjects " " that Recollections aremy hearing,ONE written who havegenerally by people lost their or haveeither entirely memory, never, in lifedone worth remem-themselves, anything bering.

Sujets

• Phillips
• Stone
• Wilde
• Algernon Charles Swinburne
• Theodore Watts-Dunton
• Edward Whymper
• Roberts

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• Publié par: les_archives_du_savoir
• Nombre de lectures: 7
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 10 Mo

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THE LIBRARY
OF
THE UNIVERSITY
OF CALIFORNIA
RIVERSIDEIN GOOD COMPANYIN GOOD COMPANY
SOME PERSONAL RECOLLECTIONS OF
LORD ROBERTSSWINBURNE,
OSCAR WILDEWATTS-DUNTON,
EDWARD S. STONEWHYMPER, J.
STEPHEN PHILLIPS ffi ffi
BY COULSON KERNAHAN
LONDON: THE BODLEY HEADJOHN LANE,
NEW YORK: LANE COMPANY MCMXVIIJOHNEDITIONSECOND
ENGLANDPLYMOUTH,PR.HTSRS,LTD.,BKSMDON AND SOM,TO
THE HON. MRS. ARTHUR HENNIKER
MY DEAR MRS. HENNIKER,
since we firstIt is met at themany years
house of one whom we both whose weloved, memory
It was that friend's thatboth cherish. hope you
and I should and should remain friends andbecome, ;
has been realised has methat the hope given many
hours sometimes in asyourhappy company my
less inhostess, sometimes, scarcely closelygracious
as a reader of andyouryour company, delightful
stories. Were General Ibeautiful your gallant
remember how he was of those stories aliveproud
I should have asked to be allowed to dedicateto-day,
this book to the two of Now that alas for theyou.
that he so so servedEngland faithfully loved, nobly
Ihe is with us no inscribe it tomore, may yourself
and to his honoured ?memory
Yours ever sincerely,
COULSON KERNAHAN.