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...sentences. Clear-eyed young students who began with Henry James: The Untried Years (1953) had turned middle-aged themselves by the time they popped on their bifocals to read Henry James: The Treacherous Years (1969). "How long, Leon, how long?" cried the reviewer in the Times Literary Supplement when the fourth volume appeared. With this, the fifth and final volume, the question can be answered: 2,152 pages. Edel has also provided an answer to a much more difficult question: Exactly who and what was Henry James...
Under a special arrangement, Ryan will receive more than $1600 in extra pay to supplement his current $30 per week salary...
...this end, parent-teacher groups often supplement the college's new textbooks with their own. Professors and their students cooperate in writing the texts, which are then sent to local communities for criticisms by workers, peasants and soldiers...
...unwelcome influx of journalists, whom the opportunistic local fishermen charged $280 per round trip from a Tasmanian port. But now the interest has ebbed, and Jane has been left alone to write poems and start work on a book, play the flute and dive for crayfish and abalone to supplement her diet of cereal, canned goods and homegrown vegetables...
...tapes of drivers arrested for drunkenness are now regularly used in a number of states, including Wisconsin, Iowa and Colorado. Illinois' Cook County will start the same kind of program this week. In Michigan, seven trials were recently taped live for possible use by appeals judges as a supplement to the written record. But in Ohio, Judge James McCrystal felt that the time had come to prerecord all the testimony for a trial. Attorneys for both sides agreed...