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Page 100
... wrote the first part of his autobiography in the form of letters of instruction to his son , who at the time was over forty . He wrote the remaining three parts over the following nineteen years and completed the book in the last year ...
... wrote the first part of his autobiography in the form of letters of instruction to his son , who at the time was over forty . He wrote the remaining three parts over the following nineteen years and completed the book in the last year ...
Page 167
... wrote after returning to Charleston . The major American authors of the day have already been mentioned . Washington Irving achieved his first great success in 1809 with the satiric History of New York , supposedly written by Diedrich ...
... wrote after returning to Charleston . The major American authors of the day have already been mentioned . Washington Irving achieved his first great success in 1809 with the satiric History of New York , supposedly written by Diedrich ...
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... wrote concise , carefully structured prose , Wolfe wrote elaborate , loosely structured fiction that was often uneven in quality . His novels and short stories tended to be long and somewhat unpolished , yet they were filled with vivid ...
... wrote concise , carefully structured prose , Wolfe wrote elaborate , loosely structured fiction that was often uneven in quality . His novels and short stories tended to be long and somewhat unpolished , yet they were filled with vivid ...
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