Beside or above them stand Henry James (1843-1916)although he belongs to an earlier period as wellEdith Wharton (1862- ), Alice Brown (1857- ), Margaret Wade Deland (1857- ), and Katharine Fullerton Gerould (1879- ), practitioners in all that O. Henry and London are not, of the finer fields, the more subtle nuances of modern life.

" Perhaps in this edifice, Eugenius, (the witty Duke of Wharton,) and his boon companion, have sported their puns and repartees over the glass; whilst the laughter-moving Sterne, pursuing the dictates of his heart, has wet the dimpling cheek of Eugenius by some random effusion of imagination and sensibility.

R91335, 4Mar52, Arthur Weyman (NK) WHARTON, ANTHONY P. Be good, sweet maid.

© 2Sep24, (pub. abroad 5May24, AI-6004), A800933. R88697, 14Jan52, Anthony Wharton (A) WHELAN, JOHN A. Sermons.

Translated from the Norwegian by Charles Wharton Stork.

Charles Wharton Stork (A); 30Jun58; R216993.

WHARTON, EDITH.

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KING, FREDERIC R., executor of Estate of Edith Wharton.

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WHARTON, EDITH.

Frederic R. King (E); 17Dec62; R306820. WHARTON, EDITH, ESTATE OF.

The looking glass SEE WHARTON, EDITH.

Poor old Vincent SEE WHARTON, EDITH.

Holt, Rinehart & Winston, Inc. (PWH); 22Oct63; R324274. WHARTON, EDITH.

WHARTON, EDITH, ESTATE OF. Confession.

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WHARTON, FRANCIS.

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