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333	Raleigh, Walter Alexander, Sir	Robert Louis Stevenson			.txt	text/plain	10792	496	73	Stevenson, it seems likely, could not pass along such a line of brick To a man with Stevenson's live and searching imagination, every work of strong was Stevenson's admiration for heroic graces like these that in I. STYLE.--Let no one say that 'reading and writing comes by nature,' Pacific island where the scene of the story is laid, gives a brief It was from writers of Harrington's time and later that Stevenson learned meaninglessness, that to turn to Stevenson's books is like an escape into artistic result of a romance,' says Stevenson, 'what is left upon the Stevenson's work is a gallery of romantic effects that haunt the memory. The animating principle or idea of Stevenson's longer stories is never to romantic effects, like all great romance, are illuminative of life, and One character must never be passed over in an estimate of Stevenson's A great part of Stevenson's subtle wisdom of life finds	./cache/333.txt	./txt/333.txt