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Henry James was the brother of the philosopher and psychologist William James.Henry James = US-English writer who wrote novels depicting the intersection of America and Europe (1843-1916)
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Americans used to pick up these classical intaglios in Europe, back in the Henry James days, and have them set as rings.† (source)
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Let's look at another Victorian with experience in ghost and non-ghost genres, Henry James.† (source)
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He knew she read incessantly—Shakespeare, Henry James, Dickens, Thomas Hardy—but he did not think this could fill her days.† (source)
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HENRY JAMES† (source)
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One in particular caught his attention: a massive biography of Henry James, the writer.† (source)
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I tried to write about Henry James again but instead kept writing Annie Kate's name over and over again and wished that she still loved me, would do anything if she still loved me.† (source)Henry James = US-English writer who wrote novels depicting the intersection of America and Europe (1843-1916)
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Henry James Pye, Poet Laureate of England, was with his fathers;† (source)
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Meredith, Henry James, Watts, Burne-Jones, Sidgwick, Haldane, Morley.† (source)
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All evening he read to her, not history now and Henry James but "Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch," which both of them esteemed a very fine tale.† (source)
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THE PORTRAIT OF A LADY VOLUME II (of II) By Henry James CHAPTER XXVIII.† (source)
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HENRY JAMES THE PORTRAIT OF A LADY CHAPTER I† (source)
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Clearly this Everett ("poor as a churchmouse" — his phrase) was living off her money, Uncle Welty's money rather, old Europe preying off young America, to use a phrase I'd employed in my Henry James paper in my last semester of school.† (source)
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You'll notice, by the way, that many of these examples come from Victorian writers: Stevenson, Dickens, Stoker, J. S. Le Fanu, Henry James.† (source)
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Henry James.† (source)
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I had never liked Henry James before I read that novel, had never expected to, and had considered him one of those irritatingly voluble novelists who used the language as if he hated English-speaking people.† (source)
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