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Etexts by Author morley, christopher, 18701957 M Index MainIndex The Haunted Bookshop LANGUAGE English SUBJECT Mystery
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Barbara Farnsworth, Bookseller: THE WORST CHRISTMAS STORY By Morley, Christopher
Author morley, christopher Title THE WORST CHRISTMAS STORY This copy is signedby both Marguerite Jones and christopher morley on the colophon.
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Extractions: Title: THE WORST CHRISTMAS STORY Description: New York: Random House, 1928. 1st ed. thus. Large octavo, 24pp. "Privately uttered at Random House for thirteen Gentlemen of the Trade / Novi eboraci / Christmas MCMXXVIII / 234/365 copies (one for each day of the year) / elaborated by the Pynson Printers in New York, December 1928, with 'fantasticoes' executed 'currente calamo' by Marguerite Jones. This was first printed in "The Bookman" in 1921. Paper slightly browned else near fine in brilliant red and gold paper on thin board, corners showing minor chips, and housed in a custom portfolio of deep green paper on board,tan linen spine. This copy is signed by both Marguerite Jones and Christopher Morley on the colophon. Item # Add to your cart Please read book descriptions carefully. I write descriptions accurately, with a slight bias toward overdescribing faults, if any exist, so that you will know exactly what you are buying. I ship books anywhere, at approximate cost, which depends on weight, destination and means of shipping. In the U.S., books are normally sent via Priority mail, with insurance added for books over $50 in value. This charge is added to the cost of the book, and, in Connecticut, a 6% sales tax is added to the total. If you live in another country, please specify air or surface shipping. I can then quote postage costs.
MORLEY, Christopher - Autograph
morley,christopher. Literature. American writer and editor. Charming and funny TLSto a reader and acquaintance. 1 tall page on personal letterhead. New York.
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Extractions: MORLEY,Christopher Literature American writer and editor. Charming and funny T.L.S. to a reader and acquaintance. 1 tall page on personal letterhead. New York. Jun. 18, 1941. "I speak reluctantly because I fear that what honesty compels me to say will disappoint you. The influence of Sir Thomas upon any writing I may have done is about as efficient as the influence of caviar in my diet...I see you grieving upon this confession!..."
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Morley, Christopher
morley, christopher. morley, christopher, 18901957, American editor and author,b. Haverford, Pa., grad. Haverford College, 1910. He was a Rhodes scholar.
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Extractions: Morley, Christopher Morley, Christopher, , American editor and author, b. Haverford, Pa., grad. Haverford College, 1910. He was a Rhodes scholar. Morley was one of the founders of the Saturday Review of Literature, of which he was an editor from 1924 to 1940. A prolific author, he wrote more than 50 books. His novels, generally in a light vein, include Parnassus on Wheels The Haunted Bookshop Thunder on the Left (1925), and Kitty Foyle (1939; filmed 1940). He also revised and enlarged Bartlett's Familiar Quotations
Morley, Christopher Darlington
morley, christopher Darlington novelist Birthplace Haverford, Pa. Born 1890Died 1957 Previous Morita, Pat, Top of section M, Next Morris, Chester.
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Books On-line: Search Results
SEARCH RESULTS. You requested author names starting with morley, christopher . morley,christopher Where the Blue Begins (Gutenberg text). 5 items were found.
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11. The Mowing Of A Field By Hilaire Belloc. Morley, Christopher, Ed. 1921. Mode
Essay by Hilaire Belloc. Reprinted with an introduction by editor christopher morley in Modern Essays.
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MOI'S OTHER BOOKS
Oakley, Helen Mck. THREE HOURS FOR LUNCH, AND MY christopher morley ESSAY BOOKS.New York, 1976, Watermill Publishers. morley, christopher. PARNASSUS ON WHEELS.
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Extractions: Thackeray, William Makepeace. WORKS OF. 14 VOLS. Thackeray, William Makepeace. THACKERIANA Rebound by Moi the Bibliomaniac. Original backstrip and front cover "laid down" over new cover. Carlyle, Thomas. Various Separate Works London, Chapman And Hall. Sartor Resartus, 1831. On Heroes And Hero-Worship, 1840. Past And Present, 1843. Latter-Day Pamphlets, 1850. and On The Choice Of Books, 1878, fifth edition. Spingarn, J.E. CRITICAL ESSAYS OF THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY VLS I,II, AND III. Oxford, 1908. Clarendon Press. Vol I covers 1605-1650, Vol II 1650-1685, and Vol III covers 1685-1700. Very bright bindings! And what a list of writers! Bacon, Jonson, Milton, Hobbes, Cowley, Butler,Wolseley, Congreve, Granville, and more. Worchester, Ma. 1803, Isiah Thomas. Twelfth American Edition. ....to which are prefixed Elements Of Gesture illustrated by four plates.... These plates are hand colored. Leather binding has been expertly repaired by Joe Hervieux. Paine, Charles. AN ADDRESS DELIVERED BEFORE THE MEMBERS OF THE MASSACHUSETTS CHARITABLE FIRE SOCIETY AT THEIR ANNIVERSARY MEETING, MAY 27,1808. Boston, 1808. Russell and Cutler. Published by request of the society. A sixteen page pamphlet of Paine's address concerning disasterous fires in the past, the prevention of fires,and the need to provide for those whose property has been destroyed by fire. More than likely, the author, Charles Paine (1775-1810), is the son of Robert Treat Paine (1731-1814), author of the patriotic poem, Adams and Liberty, which was written for and sung to the tune of Anechron in Heaven, at the fourth anniversary of the Massachusetts Chiritable Fire Society in 1798. We are all familiar with the tune of Anachron in Heaven, an english bar ballad; it is the tune of the Star Spangled Banner.
Project Gutenberg Author Record
Project Gutenberg Author record. morley, christopher, 18901957. Titles.
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while. That's what this country needs more books!''. christopher Morleywas more than a bibliophile. He was a bibliomaniac. Despite
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The Haunted Bookshop By Christopher Morley
The Haunted Bookshop by christopher morley with annotations advancing emotionalliteracy education from the Encyclopedia of the Self.
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Christopher Morley: Online Books
The online books of christopher morley The Haunted Bookshop, Where the BlueBegins. pictures biography portrait online books forum lesson plans.
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Extractions: The Haunted Bookshop - fiction by Christopher Morley. The Haunted Bookshop is extensively enhanced with 2,049 annotations linked to the Encyclopedia of Self-Knowledge . The purpose of the annotations is to help advance Emotional Literacy Education and Self-Knowledge . The approximate book size for The Haunted Bookshop is 468,828 bytes. Site includes links to editor reviewed directories about Christopher Morley. If available, a biography and picture about Christopher Morley have also been included. URL: http://www.selfknowledge.com/hbook10.htm Where the Blue Begins - fiction by Christopher Morley. Where the Blue Begins is extensively enhanced with 1,367 annotations linked to the Encyclopedia of Self-Knowledge . The purpose of the annotations is to help advance Emotional Literacy Education and Self-Knowledge . The approximate book size for Where the Blue Begins is 303,922 bytes. Site includes links to editor reviewed directories about Christopher Morley. If available, a biography and picture about Christopher Morley have also been included. URL:
Christopher D. Morley
morley, christopher D. (1890 1957) Rhodes Scholar and author, christophermorley moved to his home Green Escape in Roslyn Estates in 1920.
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Extractions: Morley, Christopher D. (1890 - 1957) Rhodes Scholar and author, Christopher Morley moved to his home "Green Escape" in Roslyn Estates in 1920. He later built a one room writing studio on this property, which he called "The Knothole." Well known as a columnist, poet and playwright, Morley produced some of his plays in Roslyn at the Millpond Playhouse. This building, built as the War Memorial Building, is today home of the Bryant Library. After his death in 1957, friends and neighbors joined together to save "The Knothole" and had it moved into the newly named Christopher Morley Park, where it still stands. Books, photographs, new clippings and articles by and about Morley are available in the Library's Local History Collection.
Christopher D. Morley
morley, christopher D. (1890 1957). Rhodes Scholar and author, christophermorley moved to his home Green Escape in Roslyn Estates in 1920.
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Extractions: Morley, Christopher D. (1890 - 1957) Rhodes Scholar and author, Christopher Morley moved to his home "Green Escape" in Roslyn Estates in 1920. He later built a one room writing studio on this property, which he called "The Knothole." Well known as a columnist, poet and playwright, Morley produced some of his plays in Roslyn at the Millpond Playhouse. This building, built as the War Memorial Building, is today home of the Bryant Library. After his death in 1957, friends and neighbors joined together to save "The Knothole" and had it moved into the newly named Christopher Morley Park, where it still stands. Books, photographs, new clippings and articles by and about Morley are available in the Library's Local History Collection. Look for more information on Christopher Morley at Newsday's LI History site.
[minstrels] Caught In The Undertow -- Christopher Morley
Biography morley, christopher b. May 5, 1890, Haverford, Pa., US d. March 28,1957, Roslyn Heights, Long Island, NY in full christopher DARLINGTON morley
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Extractions: Title : Caught in the Undertow Poet : Christopher Morley Date : 21 Sep 2000 Colin, worshipping s... Length : Text-only version Prev Index Next Your comments on this poem to attach to the end [ microfaq Another of my Poets' Corner discoveries... Caught in the Undertow Colin, worshipping some frail, By self-deception sways her: Calls himself unworthy male, Hardly even fit to praise her. But this tactic insincere In the upshot greatly grieves him When he finds the lovely dear Quite implicitly believes him. Christopher Morley http://www.geocities.com/~spanoudi/poems/morley01.html And here's one of Parker's poems, by way of comparison: 'Unfortunate Coincidence' By the time you swear you're his, Shivering and sighing, And he vows his passion is Infinite, undying - Lady, make a note of this: One of you is lying. http://www.suck-my-big.org/blah/coincidence.html -martin sriyengar@
[minstrels] Tit For Tat -- Christopher Morley
914 Tit for Tat. Title Tit for Tat. Poet christopher morley. Date 14 Oct2001. christopher morley. An utterly trivial, but nonetheless charming poem.
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Extractions: Title : Tit for Tat Poet : Christopher Morley Date : 14 Oct 2001 I often pass a graci... Length : Text-only version Prev Index Next Your comments on this poem to attach to the end [ microfaq Tit for Tat I often pass a gracious tree Whose name I can't identify, But still I bow, in courtesy It waves a bough, in kind reply. I do not know your name, O tree (Are you a hemlock or a pine?) But why should that embarrass me? Quite probably you don't know mine. Christopher Morley An utterly trivial, but nonetheless charming poem. One of Morley's particular gifts is to peer at the commonplace and reveal unexpectedly viewpoints therein, and today's poem is no exception. "Tit for Tat" is not really a 'funny' poem, in the laugh-out-loud sense, but it strikes a pleasing note of gentle humour and whimsy. Links: We've run two of Morley's poems: poem #553 contains a biography and some notes on Morley poem #833 is another nice example of a mundane detail elevated into poetry. -martin
The Christopher Morley Appreciation Pages
The christopher morley Appreciation Pages. Navigation.
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Extractions: The Christopher Morley Appreciation Pages Navigation Works Reviews Send Mail Here follow some remarks concerning a remarkable man of American letters, undeservedly swept under the carpet of obscurity by the ebb and tide of popular opinion, but still remembered fondly by bibliophiles. Christopher Morley spent his youth much as recounted in the semi-autobiographical work 'John Mistletoe', lurking in libraries, with his nose often in a book. He went to Oxford as a Rhodes scholar, where his first book was published, 'the traditional slim volume of verse', as he later recounted. He went on to write numerous works, redolent of the atmostphere of early twentieth-century America, and gradually following the course to modernity. Morley's works are difficult to find now, with pitfully few of them still in print. Due to his popularity in the first half of this century, though, one can still locate a large number of his works at better second hand bookshops. I chose to use a definite article in the heading of this site as I could not, on a cursory search, find much else to do with Morley on the web. This site is a new thought of mine. It is, as always, under constuction. William Nedblake Introduction Works Send Mail This site was created on 20 february 1997.
Christopher Morley
The christopher morley Appreciation Pages. Introduction Biography. IntroductionOne Reader's History, Biography. Introduction One Reader's History.
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Extractions: Introduction: One Reader's History Biography Introduction: One Reader's History I'll be the first to admit that I have yet to read all of Morley's works: but I shan't let that stop me from writing about him nonetheless. I started as most people who like such things have done: I read The Haunted Bookshop , loaned to me by a one-time friend who occasionally had decent taste in literature. I read the book, enjoyed it a great deal, and promptly forgot about it for several years. Then, as it usually happens, I stumbled across another copy of The Haunted Bookshop , this time a paper-bound edition from the early '80s. I bought it, re-read the book, and promptly began another of my quests. I decided to seek the remainder of Morley's works, and have been doing so, on and off again, for the past four years. I've recently found a cache of them at a second-hand bookshop in Kansas City, and am slowly buying up those that they have (although if you should write to me and ask nicely, I might tell you which shop it is...). One of the few Morley titles still in print is, oddly enough, not really a book by Morley at all, rather, it is a collection of the author's essays on another of my secret vices, and deep and abiding love for the Sherlock Holmes tales of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Morley created a society, which he punningly called the Standard Doyle Company, to further the appreciation of Doyle's works in the United States. Those items collected in the book of the same name

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