Titlebook: Kipling; Interviews and Recol Harold Orel Book 1983 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1983 collections.intervi

Grandstand

How Kipling Discovered Americae world, and so did Rudyard Kipling. The maker of Mulvaney made his discovery of us in 1889, when he landed in San Francisco from the Pacific mail steamer . and, like a true Britisher, walked all the way from the dock to the Palace Hotel.

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A Visit to the Bohemian Club of San Franciscon this fearful chaos of wind and water and crashing timbers that Mr Carlin, who was a large and powerful man, did such effective service as to call forth the admiration of his no less heroic shipmates and of his fellow members of the Bohemian Club. And thus it was that the latter gave him a ‘welcome

Confess

When I turned down Rudyard Kiplingf the thousand and one globe-trotters who yearly ooze through the Golden Gate, unhonoured and unsung. Please recollect this in passing judgement on one who enjoys the doubtful distinction of being the first American editor to ‘turn down’ that literary meteor from India.

長(zhǎng)處

Kipling before He Was Famousroduced himself as an Anglo-Indian travelling homeward via the ‘States’. He said he was a newspaperman. At this I receded a trifle, for I expected an application for a position, and there were no vacancies. It appeared, however, that he was only after information, though my recollection is that he o

Hiatus

Still He Likes Usmportant newspaper in India giving his impressions of our country…. Rudyard Kipling’s name is Dennis. so far as personal popularity in the United States goes. He blazed away at us with a ferocity that throws far into the shade Mrs Trollope, Dickens and Max O’Re11. combined. After stopping four month

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敘述

Rudyard Kipling’s Vermont Feudne by one in the years that followed, he lost them all but the last. He was well on his way through the first fortune he had inherited by the time Naulakha was completed. By then, the feud whose seed had been planted, no man knows how or when, already was sprouting.

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A Chat with Rudyard Kiplingdoor with hand outstretched to welcome me. I will always remember the author’s ancient brick home, named ‘Bateman’s’, protected by a high thick hedge from the nearby, white-surfaced roadway. Equally unforgettable was Kipling with his bald head, heavy eyebrows, and friendly quiet smile.

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