In his "Back Numbers" series of articles in The Saturday Review] "Stet" recalled the other week some of its contributors in 1895—the first year, by the way, of its control by Frank Harris, The Saturday "a3- sailed Richard Lo Gallienne with an ess of violence, and it wrote, let me say it quite frankly, with abominable unfairness of George Saintsbury," avers "'Stet." The Saturday in 1895 did _gencrous justice he states, to Frederick Wodmore, an exquisite master of the selection of his best ko, of a rare beauty—"and would teach %{'many more generally-applauded authors what genuine realism is, What finish means. As a fine dry sherry is a rebuke to all the coarse his congenial themes, make many eloquent, abounding writers seem blatant traffickers in gross emotion."
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