The Writer, Vol. 21: A Monthly Magazine for Literary Workers (Classic Reprint) - Tapa blanda

Excerpt from The Writer, Vol. 21: A Monthly Magazine for Literary Workers

Warner. The extraordinary pains and patience with which the late Charles Dudley Warner did his literary work are shown in an account given by a writer in the New Amstel Magazine of the strenuous way in which Mr. Warner produced an obituary no tice some years ago.

Professor Edward L. Youmans was a close personal friend of Mr. Warner, and on that account, when Mrs. Youmans died, the editor of a daily paper asked Mr. Warner to write a sort of personal appreciation of her. This he consented to do.

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