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COMPLETE -- If I May, by AA Milne - dc
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SUMMARY
Once A Week is a collections of short stories and slightly longer vignettes which were written for Milne's solid British Audience, including regular readers of Punch -- between1903, when he graduated from Cambrdige and 1906, when he began also to edit Punch, on and through to 1909.
They are humorous verses, essays and stories with what he deemed a peculiarly British flavor, focusing on the antics and adventures of a small recurring group of friends and acquaintances.
The breadth of Milne's oevre is illustrated by his publication, in the mean time, of 18 plays, 3 novels, collections of childrens poems, screen plays for popular British films, and a (pretty good) detective story. --Among other things.
Summary by Kirsten Wever
Once A Week is a collections of short stories and slightly longer vignettes which were written for Milne's solid British Audience, including regular readers of Punch -- between1903, when he graduated from Cambrdige and 1906, when he began also to edit Punch, on and through to 1909.
They are humorous verses, essays and stories with what he deemed a peculiarly British flavor, focusing on the antics and adventures of a small recurring group of friends and acquaintances.
The breadth of Milne's oevre is illustrated by his publication, in the mean time, of 18 plays, 3 novels, collections of childrens poems, screen plays for popular British films, and a (pretty good) detective story. --Among other things.
Summary by Kirsten Wever
Last edited by Kirsten Wever on October 13th, 2021, 4:12 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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A person who won't read* has no advantage over one who can't. – Twain
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Dave, Tricia,
You have from me
A) the 16 sections (there's only a spot PL necessary on Sec. 16)
B) my summary
C) key words and categories.
Whatever you need from me - you got it.
You have from me
A) the 16 sections (there's only a spot PL necessary on Sec. 16)
B) my summary
C) key words and categories.
Whatever you need from me - you got it.
– Kirsten
A person who won't read* has no advantage over one who can't. – Twain
* or at least listen!
A person who won't read* has no advantage over one who can't. – Twain
* or at least listen!
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Err, this project is complete. Is that the summary for Once a Week (aside from the title)?
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Oooops!
It's not like they're all the same, there E some variations, but i DO MIX UP THE TITLES.
Anyhow, I fixed it in the summary.
It's not like they're all the same, there E some variations, but i DO MIX UP THE TITLES.
Anyhow, I fixed it in the summary.
– Kirsten
A person who won't read* has no advantage over one who can't. – Twain
* or at least listen!
A person who won't read* has no advantage over one who can't. – Twain
* or at least listen!