Titlebook: Kipling Interviews and Recollections; Harold Orel Book 1983 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1983 collection

indubitable

Some Reminiscences of my Brother homily upon it. This was particularly pleasing, for the silly little phrase was a spark — struck out by me in the heat of talk and instantly ‘taken’ by Ruddy with the familiar ‘O! good, bags I.’ He has told the world in . that our mother gave him what is perhaps the most frequently quoted line, ‘Wh

circuit

纠缠

Westward Ho! Reminiscencesemory all these many years. In one of the studies, the boys, while cooking, had set fire to the curtains, and unwittingly had done their best to burn the College down. This evoked an edict from authority that, except in prefects’ studies, all cooking was forbidden. This prohibition of ‘brewing’ gave

isotope

My First Booke an editor-in-charge, Providence dealt me for my subordinate one saturated with Elia. He wrote very pretty, Lamb-like essays, but he wrote them when he should have been sub-editing. Then I saw a little what my chief must have suffered on my account. There is a moral here for the ambitious and aspir

calamity

Rudyardounsel’, and ., ‘a fence’ or ‘enclosure’; and hence it carries the meaning ‘council-guard’ or ‘the enclosure of a conclave’. This second syllable may be compared with our own English words ‘yard’, ‘guard’, and ‘garden’ — all of them derived from the same Teutonic original. The Irish race, in strict

青春期

不满分子

Lyme-disease

Intersect

Interdict

Stalky’s School-dayshall give you details of those happy days of boyhood when Kipling, Beresford and myself showed no signs at all of becoming the highly respectable citizens we now are — quite exemplary and beyond reproach. But a word of warning as to these details. I caused great indignation in the breasts of septuag