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1
London, the battlefield of the
literary
aspirant
since Caxton invented the printing press.
2
The monthlies offer another attractive field for the
literary
aspirant
.
3
Why does the
literary
aspirant
have such a struggle?
4
These forms are favorites with the inexperienced because they seem to dodge some of the difficulties that beset the way of the
literary
aspirant
.
5
And besides- Iseequite enough of
literary
aspirants
all the year round.
6
No doubt the chances against
literary
aspirants
are very great.
7
The Knickerbocker Magazine was then the chosen organ to which all young
literary
aspirants
sent their productions.
8
Letters from
literary
aspirants
were so numerous that he prepared a "form" letter of reply:
9
I am told that
literary
aspirants
in these days do not read books, or read them only for purposes of review-writing.
10
He won't want to be bothered with
literary
aspirants
on his summer holiday, and he will guess that I want his help-
11
He's capable of correcting the grammar of "
literary
aspirants
,
"
and as for recommending to publishers-well ,anyonecan recommend, I suppose.'
12
They were his one counsel to
literary
aspirants
,
who, according as they took it, are now bearded and prosperous or shaven and on the rates.
13
"You have the misfortune, sir," Douglas said, "to be the editor of a popular magazine, and you are consequently never safe from the
literary
aspirant
.
literary
aspirant
literary