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The Tapestry of Life
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Horatio Bottomley
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Through Life and Round the World, Being the Story of My Life
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The Idler Magazine
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The Idler
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The Idler
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Somewhere at Sea
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Through Life and Round the World
Excerpt from Through Life and Round the World: Being the Story of My Life "Never regret, never retract, never apologize!" said the Oxford don. Well, I don't regret- yet; I shan't retract either; but I do apologize for this book. And mainly for the handling of my celebrities. Celebrities are kittle -cattle to deal with. Sometimes there is so little to say about them, sometimes more than one can venture. For instance, a lady, very, eager and intense, said to me the other day - "And so you did indeed once see Swinburne plain? And, oh, do tell me what he said!" "I will," I promptly replied. "He said: 'Do you like beer, Mr. Blathwayt?' And I said, 'Yes.' And then he said: 'Ah! that's right. Nothi...
