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Robert Louis Stevenson: A Record, an Estimate, and a Memorial

Chapter 14 STEVENSON AS DRAMATIST

Word Count: 2858    |    Released on: 01/12/2017

venson's defect in spontaneous dramatic presentation is

dinburgh, telling him of my work on R. L. Stevenson and th

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1 Chapter 1 INTRODUCTION AND FIRST IMPRESSIONS2 Chapter 2 TREASURE ISLAND AND SOME REMINISCENCES3 Chapter 3 THE CHILD FATHER OF THE MAN4 Chapter 4 HEREDITY ILLUSTRATED5 Chapter 5 TRAVELS6 Chapter 6 SOME EARLIER LETTERS7 Chapter 7 THE VAILIMA LETTERS8 Chapter 8 WORK OF LATER YEARS9 Chapter 9 SOME CHARACTERISTICS10 Chapter 10 A SAMOAN MEMORIAL OF R. L. STEVENSON11 Chapter 11 MISS STUBBS' RECORD OF A PILGRIMAGE12 Chapter 12 HIS GENIUS AND METHODS13 Chapter 13 PREACHER AND MYSTIC FABULIST14 Chapter 14 STEVENSON AS DRAMATIST15 Chapter 15 THEORY OF GOOD AND EVIL16 Chapter 16 EARLIER DETERMINATIONS AND RESULTS17 Chapter 17 EDMUND CLARENCE STEDMAN'S ESTIMATE18 Chapter 18 EGOTISTIC ELEMENT AND ITS EFFECTS19 Chapter 19 MR HENLEY'S SPITEFUL PERVERSIONS20 Chapter 20 HERO-VILLAINS21 Chapter 21 MR G. MOORE, MR MARRIOTT WATSON AND OTHERS22 Chapter 22 UNEXPECTED COMBINATIONS23 Chapter 23 LOVE OF VAGABONDS24 Chapter 24 LORD ROSEBERY'S CASE25 Chapter 25 MR GOSSE AND MS. OF TREASURE ISLAND26 Chapter 26 STEVENSON PORTRAITS27 Chapter 27 LAPSES AND ERRORS IN CRITICISM28 Chapter 28 LETTERS AND POEMS IN TESTIMONY