The Woman-Haters: a yarn of Eastboro twin-lights

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Cover of the book The Woman-Haters: a yarn of Eastboro twin-lights by Joseph Crosby Lincoln, Release Date: November 27, 2011
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Author: Joseph Crosby Lincoln ISBN: 9782819938996
Publisher: Release Date: November 27, 2011 Publication: November 27, 2011
Imprint: pubOne.info Language: English
Author: Joseph Crosby Lincoln
ISBN: 9782819938996
Publisher: Release Date: November 27, 2011
Publication: November 27, 2011
Imprint: pubOne.info
Language: English
A story of mine called, like this, “The Woman-Haters, ” appeared recently in one of the magazines. That story was not this one, except in part— the part dealing with “John Brown” and Miss Ruth Graham. Readers of the former tale who perhaps imagine they know all about Seth Atkins and Mrs. Emeline Bascom will be surprised to find they really know so little. The truth is that, when I began to revise and rearrange the magazine story for publication as a book, new ideas came, grew, and developed. I discovered that I had been misinformed concerning the lightkeeper's past and present relations with the housekeeper at the bungalow. And there was “Bennie D. ” whom I had overlooked, had not mentioned at all; and that rejuvenated craft, the Daisy M. ; and the high tide which is, or should be, talked about in Eastboro even yet; all these I had omitted for the very good reason that I never knew of them. I have tried to be more careful this time. During the revising process “The Woman-Haters” has more than doubled in length and, let us hope, in accuracy
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A story of mine called, like this, “The Woman-Haters, ” appeared recently in one of the magazines. That story was not this one, except in part— the part dealing with “John Brown” and Miss Ruth Graham. Readers of the former tale who perhaps imagine they know all about Seth Atkins and Mrs. Emeline Bascom will be surprised to find they really know so little. The truth is that, when I began to revise and rearrange the magazine story for publication as a book, new ideas came, grew, and developed. I discovered that I had been misinformed concerning the lightkeeper's past and present relations with the housekeeper at the bungalow. And there was “Bennie D. ” whom I had overlooked, had not mentioned at all; and that rejuvenated craft, the Daisy M. ; and the high tide which is, or should be, talked about in Eastboro even yet; all these I had omitted for the very good reason that I never knew of them. I have tried to be more careful this time. During the revising process “The Woman-Haters” has more than doubled in length and, let us hope, in accuracy

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