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

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School-days with Kiplingious as ever he could be. Or, rather, a broad smile appeared with a small boy behind it, carrying it about and pointing it in all directions. On persistent inquiry the name of the smile turned out to be ‘Kipling’ — only that and nothing more: a modest name, almost diminutive, for such a broad smile

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Rudyard Kipling’s Early Association with Journalismudyard Kipling start his career as a journalist. He was only seventeen at the time and though he was brimful of confidence in his own powers, with a ready wit in conversation and with a certain aptitude for story-telling, there was nothing to indicate that he was possessed of exceptional literary gi

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Rudyard Kipling as Journalistrses he delivers them, sometimes at any rate, in recitative. The thought may be worth following up how far the conjunctions of sketching with prose and singing with poetry suggest the natural relations of those arts to literature….