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“This Braille writing is a kind of consecration”
[As usual, for correct and critical edition of this letters, see Mehew 8, 2661.] To Harriet Baker [Colvin 1911, 4, pp. 269-70] [Vailima, ? 5 December 1893] Dear Madam, There is no trouble, and I wish I could help instead. As … Continue reading
“If I possibly can draw up another story, I will”
[Dots between square brackets indicate cuts made by Sidney Colvin. For full, correct and critical edition of this letter see Mehew 7, 2514.] To Sidney Colvin [Colvin 1911, 4, pp. 166-73] [Vailima, ? 28 December 1892] My dear Colvin, You are … Continue reading
Posted in Letters, Robert Louis Stevenson, Senza categoria
Tagged 1814, adventure, Adventures of David Balfour, Alan Breck, amanuensis, amethyst, Annual Register, Atalanta, Baxter, Beach of Falesá, Belle, Bluidy Jack, Bottle Imp, Boys, Cassell, Catholics, Catriona, Cedercrantz, chapters, Colvin, Crosse and Blackwell, Currie, Dance of Death, David Balfour, deaf-and-dumb alphabet, dyspepsia, Fanny, fashions, fever, fighting, furniture, German Samoan White Book, Glenlivet, Government scandal, hall, Hawaiian women, health, illustrations, influenza, Island Nights' Entertainments, Justice Clerk, Kidnapped, Lloyd, London City men, manners, Mataafa, Märchen, Middlesex, mosquito net, Mulinuu, Napoleon, new house, novels, Paris, pickles, pifferari, Pilsach, politics, Portfolio, pray, price, proofs, Protestants, public opinion, ring, Robert Louis Stevenson, Rowlandson, Samoa, Samoan women, sapphire, sick, Simelé, Slade, slop-bucket, South Seayer, St. Ives, St. Yves, Stock Exchange, taxes, Tours of Dr Syntax, triple-headed ass, Tutuila, Vailima, varnish, wall-paper, weather
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“To the merry note of the carpenter’s hammer, in an upper room of the New House”
[A usual, for critical edition of this letter see Mehew 7, 2513.] To Charles Baxter [Baxter Letters, pp. 317-9: http://www.hathitrust.org%5D [Vailima,] 28 December 1892 My dear Charles, Your really decent letter to hand. And here I am answering it, to the … Continue reading
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Tagged 17 Heriot Row, advertisement, Atalanta, £, Baxter, bills, carpenter, Cassell, Cedercrantz, Colvin, David Balfour, dedication, deportation, Edinburgh, expenditures, Great hall, James, Lapland, liqueurs, Lloyd, map, money, mother, new house, People's Palace, poem, prices, proofs, Readman, redwood, Robert Louis Stevenson, Samoa, Sweden, Tennyson, Vailima
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“And when I remember that I once seriously dreamed of marrying that underhand virago…”
[As usual, for correct and critical edition of this letter see Mehew 7, 2445.] To Charles Baxter [Baxter Letters, pp. 301-4] [Dictated to Belle Strong.] Vailima, 11 August 1892 My dear Charles, Herewith please receive a considerable portion of David … Continue reading
Posted in Letters, Robert Louis Stevenson, Senza categoria
Tagged Academy, Baxter, Beach of Falesá, bills, Bottle Imp, Cassell, Colvin, Consulate, dastards, David Balfour, divorce, doer, Elijah, faith, fortune, house addition, Illustrated News, Joe, Lloyd, maroon, McClure, Moors, mother, photographs, ravens, Robert Louis Stevenson, Romans, Samoa, serial rights, Simpson, South Seas, Vailima, Watt, women
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“There is perhaps more art than you think for in the peccant chapter”
[For full, correct and critical edition of this letter see Mehew 7, 2381.] To Edward L. Burlingame [Colvin 1911, 4, pp. 4-5] [Vailima] Jan. 2nd, ’92 My dear Burlingame, Overjoyed you were pleased with The Wrecker, and shall consider your protests. … Continue reading
Posted in Letters, Robert Louis Stevenson, Senza categoria
Tagged A Footnote to History, Beach of Falesá, Becker, Burlingame, Captain Hand, Cassell, epilogue, hurricane, journalism, Kimberley, map, McClure, Pinkerton, Robert Louis Stevenson, Samoa, Scott, South Seas, Tanugamanono, Upolu, Vailima, Wrecker
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“I do not think I can be accused of idleness. This is my season”
[Dots between square brackets indicate cuts made by Colvin. For full, correct and critical edition of this letter see Mehew 7, 2368.] To Sidney Colvin [Colvin 1911, 3, pp. 365-72] [Vailima] Nov. 25th, 1891 My dear Colvin, My dear Colvin, I wonder … Continue reading
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Tagged A Footnote to History, Across the Plains, Apia, Beach of Falesá, Belle, Bourget, bull-calf, cacao, Cassell, cattle, Chatto, chickens, Chief Justice, cocoa, Colvin, cook, cows, dedication, Donald, ducks, Edinburgh, eggs, essays, Faauma, Fanny, Father Damien, forest, Fraser's, Germans, Gurr, heifer, Henley, Henry, horses, household, Hufnagel, influenza, Jack, labourers, Lafaele, lava-lava, Leper Fund, Lloyd, Longman, Macfarlane, Magazine of Art, mail, Manuele, music, palms, pandemic, piano, pigs, piping, planting, Preface, publishers, Pulu, riding, Robert Louis Stevenson, Samoa, Samoan, seeds, Simi, South Seas, stallion, Talolo, Tifaga Jack, toiling, Treasure Island, Tulloch, Vailele, Vailima, verandah, weeding, work
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“I send you herewith a story: The Beach of Falesá”
[For critical edition of this letter see Mehew 7, 2359.] To Charles Baxter [Baxter Letters, pp. 286-7; http://www.hathitrust.org] [Vailima, ? 13 October 1891] My dear Charles, This is painful-doery with a warrant. I send you herewith a story: The Beach of … Continue reading
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Tagged Arrowsmith, £, Baxter, business, Cassell, Christman, copyright, England, Lippincott, McClure, politics, publication, Robert Louis Stevenson, Samoa, Scribner, South Seas, The Beach of Falesá, The Times, Vailima
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“Do you wish to illustrate My Grandfather?”
[Dots between square brackets indicate cuts made by Colvin. For full, correct and critical edition of this letter see Mehew 7, 2354.] To Edward L. Burlingame [Colvin 1911, 3, pp. 350-1] [Vailima,] October 8th, 1891 My dear Burlingame, All right, you … Continue reading
“Bating bad memory and self-deception”
As already said, RLS was managing all his publishing arrangements himself, and an occasional lapse of memory or attention betrayed him into misunderstandings and conflicting agreements with two different publishers, both his friends, Charles Scribner and Samuel Sidney McClure. He … Continue reading
Posted in Letters, Robert Louis Stevenson
Tagged agreement, Any Good, beggars, Burlingame, carelessness, Cassell, Forgetfulness, fortune, French, Jekyll & Hyde, memory, money, neglect, On Morality, oversight, proofs, Pulvis et Umbra, rights, Robert Louis Stevenson, Saranac Lake, Scribner, self-deception, sermon, Whole Creation
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And if that is not health, it is the nearest I am like to have
RLS and his wife were still busy on More New Arabian Nights (the romance of the Great North Road having been begun and postponed). The question here touched is, to what publishers should they be offered. [Dots between square brackets … Continue reading
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