1923. A charming, witty, and elegant man often called the incomparable Max. Beerbohm was a brilliant parodist and the master of a polished prose style. Yet Again is a collection of Beerbohm's stories. Contents: The Fire; Seeing People Off; A Memory of a Midnight Express; Porro Unum; A Club in Ruins; 273; A Study in Dejection; A Pathetic Imposture; The Decline of the Graces; Whistler's Writing; Ichabod; General Elections; A Parallel; A Morris for May-Day; The House of Commons Manner; Sympat; The Naming of Streets; On Shakespeare's Birthday; A Homecoming; The Ragged Regiment; The Humor of the Public; Dulcedo Judiciorum; Harlequin; The Garden of Love; Ariane et Dionyse; Peter the Dominican; L'Oiseau Bleu; Macbeth and the Witches; Carlotta Grisi; Ho-Tei; and The Visit.
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IF I were 'seeing over' a house, and found in every room an iron cage let into the wall, and were told by the caretaker that these cages were for me to keep lions in, I think I should open my eyes rather wide. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
House of Commons, Lady Noble, Lord Rosebery, Notting Hill, Robin Hood, The Gentle Art of Making Enemies, Blue Bird, Merrie England, The Young Lady's Book New!
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IF I were 'seeing over' a house, and found in every room an iron cage let into the wall, and were told by the caretaker that these cages were for me to keep lions in, I think I should open my eyes rather wide. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
House of Commons, Lady Noble, Lord Rosebery, Notting Hill, Robin Hood, The Gentle Art of Making Enemies, Blue Bird, Merrie England, The Young Lady's Book New!
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- The Gentle Art of Making Enemies (Dover Fine Art, History of Art) by James M. Whistler on 4 pages
- Robin Hood (Evans illustrated stories) by Neal Morris on page 162, and page 163
- Silas Marner (Bantam Classics) by George Eliot on page 133
- Marius the Epicurean (Penguin Classics) by Walter Pater on page 201
- All Sorts and Conditions of Men (Oxford Popular Fiction) by Walter Besant on page 201
- The Ruling Passion: British Colonial Allegory and the Paradox of Homosexual Desire by Christopher Lane in Back Matter (1), and Back Matter (2)
- All Manner Of Folk: Interpretations And Studies by Holbrook Jackson on page 75, and page 78
- Seven Men (New York Review Books Classics) by Max Beerbohm in Front Matter
- Unknown Masterpieces: Writers Rediscover Literature's Hidden Classics (New York Review Books Classics) by Edwin Frank on page 36
- In The Garret by Carl Van Vechten on page 25
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