The Dial volume 34
The Dial volume 34
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Luxor, Egypt, Jfordk IS, 1903.
298 THE DIAL [May 1, UHET HAUTE. * Readers of Mr. Peinberton's anecdotal biog- raphies of Edward A. Sothern, John Hare, aud the Kendals, will not be disappointed in their expectation of entertainment when they open his latest work. His association with Bret Harte in play-writing, and the long and inti- mate friendship of the two, render him a fit person to pay this tribute to the deceased story- writer. For the part of Bret Harte's life that was spent in England p...erhaps no better choice of a biographer could have been made ; but the preceding forty years of American life are less fuliy and satisfactorily treated. To this portion of Harte's eventful career better justice could have been done by one of his old Cali- fornia friends, Mr. Noah Brooks, for in- stance, or Mr. Joaquin Miller, or Mr. Charles Warren Stoddard. Indeed, the last-named writer has left on record some pleasing rem- iniscences of his departed friend, to whom he avowed himself indebted for all that he had become and all that he had accomplished, and from these reminiscences Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Luxor, Egypt, Jfordk IS, 1903.
298 THE DIAL [May 1, UHET HAUTE. * Readers of Mr. Peinberton's anecdotal biog- raphies of Edward A. Sothern, John Hare, aud the Kendals, will not be disappointed in their expectation of entertainment when they open his latest work. His association with Bret Harte in play-writing, and the long and inti- mate friendship of the two, render him a fit person to pay this tribute to the deceased story- writer. For the part of Bret Harte's life that was spent in England p...erhaps no better choice of a biographer could have been made ; but the preceding forty years of American life are less fuliy and satisfactorily treated. To this portion of Harte's eventful career better justice could have been done by one of his old Cali- fornia friends, Mr. Noah Brooks, for in- stance, or Mr. Joaquin Miller, or Mr. Charles Warren Stoddard. Indeed, the last-named writer has left on record some pleasing rem- iniscences of his departed friend, to whom he avowed himself indebted for all that he had become and all that he had accomplished, and from these reminiscences Mr.
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