Rudyard Kipling's posthumously published autobiography ('Something of Myself" by Rudyard Kipling; Macmillan 7s. 64) may be regarded as a legacy to his craft, for not the least of its charm. is its explanation of the author's methods of work, His chapter on "Working-"Tools" is as fascinating a piece of professional self-revelation as any craftsman may desire. Thus the jungle Book," produced in his manhood, long after he left Indi found its original inspiration not {in India at all but in a grim Eng-Uish holiday school where tumbled across 9 tale about a lion hunter who fell among lions who were all Freemasons and with them entered into a conspiracy against some wicked baboons.
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