1660 — 1720 Bonamy Dobrée OxfordAt the Clarendon Press1924 Comments by Ferrick Gray This book by Dobrée is one of those which is quite easy to read and understand. Even though today we may not be familiar with some of the writers he speaks about, it is still a very entertaining and informative book. This…

Ferrick Gray — I was reading Murry’s lecture and on two pages of his book (86 & 87), there were some interesting and profound statements which struck me as being very important to any writer of prose or poetry.

Ferrick Gray — Mrs Dalloway is often said to be Woolf’s masterpiece, and having read some of her other novels, I would have to agree that this is no overstatement.

Ferrick Gray — I feel I have been missing something for many years. Finished this little book the other day, likely a couple of hours reading. I did not take a great deal of notice because to was engrossed in the stories. I cannot recall having read anything by Rudyard Kipling. Nothing was ever offered…