eBooks - Education - Literary Studies - Thomas Bailey Aldrich - Ponkapog Papers
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Ponkapog Papers Summary
| In his Memoirs, Kropotkin states the singular fact that the natives of the Malayan Archipelago have an idea that something is extracted from them when their likenesses are taken by photography. Here is the motive for a fantastic short story, in which the hero - an author in vogue or a popular actor - might be depicted as having all his good qualities gradually photographed out of him. This could well be the result of too prolonged indulgence in the effort to "look natural". |
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| In his Memoirs, Kropotkin states the singular fact that the natives of the Malayan Archipelago have an idea that something is extracted from them when their likenesses are taken by photography. Here is the motive for a fantastic short story, in which the hero - an author in vogue or a popular actor - might be depicted as having all his good qualities gradually photographed out of him. This could well be the result of too prolonged indulgence in the effort to "look natural". |
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| In spite of Herrick's disparagement of Dean- bourn, which he calls "a rude river," and his characterization of Devon folk as "a peo- ple currish, churlish as the seas," the fullest and pleasantest days of his life were prob- ably spent at Dean Prior. He was not un- mindful meanwhile of the gathering political storm that was to shake England to its foun- dations. |
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