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Talbot slid his closed book into his satchel.
(That the culture as a whole quickly turned Faludi's book into a runaway best-seller has always suggested to Chatterbox that Backlash's thesis was an oversimplification.
In other words, the forces that brought this book into existence had little enough to do with Du Bois--although evoking him is of critical importance to the book's audience as a kind of typology about the struggle of black people to gain self-knowledge, a story that black people never tire of reciting, even today with a plethora of black bookshops and publishers grinding out books on black subjects or with a black point of view with ever-increasing regularity--and a great deal to do with the shift that has taken place within the black population of the United States in the last 25 years and the dramatic change in its status.
Of course, even Toobin's hypocrisy may not be enough to turn his book into a commercial success.
The publisher, attempting damage control, rushed the book into stores two months before the publication date.
Cameron divides the book into three main sections.
Among the concourse of nobility and gentry, whom merely the love of pleasure had drawn hither, and for that end were continually forming parties, Melanthe never failed of making one either in one company or other: Louisa, whom that lady still treated with her former kindness, or rather with an increase of it, was also seldom absent, and when she was so, the fault was wholly her own inclination: but in truth, that hurry of incessant diversion, which at first had seemed so ravishing to her young and unexperienced mind, began, by a more perfect acquaintance with it, to grow tiresome to her, and she rather chose sometimes to retire with a favourite book into her closet, than to go to the most elegant entertainment.
As soon as I sat down, he took his spectacles off, and putting them into a shagreen case, return'd them and the book into his pocket together.
By these means her transports were quieted for the present, and the marriage deferred for the same prudential reasons which had hitherto prevented it. "Matters being thus compromised, and the day fixed for his departure, she, together with her faithful maid, one morning visited him for the first time at his own lodgings; and, after breakfast, desiring to speak with him in private, he conducted her into another room, where assuming an unusual gravity of aspect, 'My dear M--,' said she, 'you are now going to leave me, and God alone knows if ever we shall meet again; therefore, if you really love me with that tenderness which you profess, you will accept of this mark of my friendship and unalterable affection; it will at least be a provision for your journey, and if an accident should befall me, before I have the happiness of receiving you again into my arms, I shall have the satisfaction of knowing that you are not altogether without resource.' So saying, she put an embroidered pocket-book into his hand.
I now showed Samuel the titlepage, which stands thus: ‘The Works, in Prose and Verse, of WILLIAM SHENSTONE, Esq. with Decorations.’ Decorations indeed, said Samuel, putting the book into his pocket; [Page 38] thy head was well decorated, Mr. Poet, I warrant it.-Then turning to me-I marvel, sir, this passage should be in prose, for I will be so bold to say it has all the properties of poetry, and might very well figure in a fairy tale; but, sir, it is your affair and not mine, and it would be therefore atrocious for me to say more.
I remember very well the pretty postures in which they are described sitting in the book; but bring them out of that book into real life, and I would engage for an alteration.
I found the two ladies sitting together, and Mrs. Seawell attempting to read a French book into English, for the entertainment of her friend, who did not understand a word of the language.
As I was talking with my Uncle, my Bedfellow thrust a Book into my Pocket, and told me that would divert me in the Boat, if I had not Company that I lik'd.
I walked over to his house and put the book into his hands.
I should have observed, that Elizabeth Delap, who was a parishioner of mine, and died at the age of about ninety, often told me she was the first who put a book into Goldsmith's hand; by which she meant, that she taught him his letters: she was allied to him, and kept a little school.
By the middle of April I had sold as many Testaments as I thought Madrid would bear; I therefore called in my people, for I was afraid to overstock the market, and to bring the book into contempt by making it too common.
Mr. Mackaw, Mr. Mackaw!" said Mrs. Felix Lorraine. "I tell you he never screams," reiterated the man of science; "I tell you he can't scream; he's muzzled." "Oh, then, it must Have been the Chowchowtow." "Yes, I think it must have been the Chowchowtow." "I should very much like to hear Spix's description again," said Mr. Mackaw, "only I fear it is troubling you too much, Mr. Grey." "Read it yourself, my dear sir," said Vivian, putting the book into his hand, which was the third volume of Tremaine.
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