Letters of
The Letters of Henry James (Vol. II)
作者：James, Henry, 1843-1916; Lubbock, Percy, 1879-1965 [Editor]
体例：段 章数：36
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- 平均每段 20,070 字；最长 You ask what is being published and "thought" here--to which（36,478 字），最短 Ward, Mrs. Humphry, letters to, i. 187, 318, 320, 323;（1,531 字）。
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共 36 段- You ask what is being published and "thought" here--to which
- I seem to myself to be (under the disadvantage of this extra
- And now, coming to Kipps, what am I to say about Kipps but t
- /#
- Hideous as is really the time that has elapsed since I last
- ...I seem to have followed your summer rather well and intim
- ...The Nightmare of the Edition (of my Works!) is the real _
- Mrs. Lodge has written to me, and I have answered her letter
- Howard S. has given me so kind a message from you that it is
- Your letter charms and touches me, and I rejoice you were mo
- April 15, 1913, was his seventieth birthday, and a large com
- Your letter from Annecy ... touches me, as I sit here strick
- I am _not_ back in England, as you see, and shall not be til
- Alas it is not possible--it is not even for a moment thinkab
- I don't know whether to call this a belated or a premature t
- That then was what I had with time to settle down to--the co
- ...The "working expensively" meanwhile signifies for me simp
- I rejoice alike to know of the M.P. article, on which I shal
- I seem to do nothing just now but hurl back gruff refusals a
- Your beautiful book has been my portion these several days,
- _To Mrs. Henry White._
- /#
- ...Beautiful must be your Cornish land and your Cornish sea,
- I thank you very kindly for the other bounties which have fo
- ...I have just despatched your inclosure to P. L. at _I, Dor
- As usual I groan gratefully under the multiplication of your
- I think one of the reasons is that I have so allowed silence
- I am reduced again, you see, to this aid to correspondence,
- /#
- Walter offers me kindly to carry you my word, and I don't wa
- I had alas to break off two days ago, having been at that ve
- Very interesting, not less, your picture of the blest irrefl
- This is too horrible and heart-breaking. If there was a stup
- I think your so interesting letter of the other day most kin
- I have had a bad sick week, mostly in bed--with putting pen
- Ward, Mrs. Humphry, letters to, i. 187, 318, 320, 323;