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King Country Chronicle, Volume IV, Issue 282, 3 August 1910, Page 4

I remember a great publisher saying of an extremely feeble-minded modern novel-writer that he had .iked and bought her manuscripts because by chance he had always read them during an attack of gout, and the flow of words slipping comortably along < jelief that he w ng story. I re ord tutor say ded him into the .mjoying a charmnber also an Oxabout mv own history trial - examination papers that for the disgraceful ignorance ivhich they displayed of every con:eivable question I deserved to be ploughed, but there was "a damnable facility about the style which would probably delude tired, unlappy examiners into giving me a good class." All the volumes of the -Sick Man's Library must be written in polished, perfect Engish.—E. H. Cooper,

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