The Witch Woman

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This Life I've Loved
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            <ptr target="ukred-12853">After lunch was always a pleasant time at Vailima...that was the time Louis usually chose to read aloud something he had written. We were an eager, attentive audience, and when he had finished he welcomed suggestions and we were free to say whatever we liked. Usually we were unanimously enthusiastic, especially over chapters of "Weir of Hermiston"...once, however, he read a story called "The Witch Woman" that none of us cared for very much. My mother said it showed the influence of a Swedish author Louis had been reading, and was not in his own clear, individual style. She made no comment when he sent it to his publisher, and nothing more was heard of "The Witch Woman".</ptr>
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