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The eighteen nineties; a review of art and ideas at the close of the nineteenth century, by Holbrook Jackson (1922)

Jackson, Holbrook, 1874-1948 · London, G. Richards · leaf 259

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a proseepic of Indian life, and with the Just-So Stories for LittleChildren (1902) he has entered into the wonder spirit of child-hood, just as in Puck of Books Hill (1906), and those remark-able short stories The Brushwood Boy, They, and the Finest Story in the World, he has proved that his… … RUUYARa KiPLIXC,By William Nicholson RUDYARD KIPLING 233 ways a new language, and in every way forceful even tocreating an atmosphere of physical violence. RudyardKipling was a realist with a difference. He had no ante-cedents. The critics found it impossible to locate him, evenwhen they admitted…

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