The Complete Works of George Orwell: I have tried to tell the truth, 1943-1944Secker & Warburg, 1997 - English literature |
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Page 148
... paper . It failed . When it copied the frivolities of successful rivals it equalled their success . The Daily Mirror was founded as a serious paper ( for women ) . It failed . Converted almost overnight into a picture paper , with ...
... paper . It failed . When it copied the frivolities of successful rivals it equalled their success . The Daily Mirror was founded as a serious paper ( for women ) . It failed . Converted almost overnight into a picture paper , with ...
Page 165
... paper - sellers supplied their own posters with a slate and a bit of chalk , and in their hands the poster became a comparatively sober and truthful thing . It referred to something that was actually in the paper you were going to buy ...
... paper - sellers supplied their own posters with a slate and a bit of chalk , and in their hands the poster became a comparatively sober and truthful thing . It referred to something that was actually in the paper you were going to buy ...
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... papers , ' I made some passing remarks about women's papers - I mean the twopenny ones of the type of Peg's Paper ... Paper , Secrets , the Oracle , and a number of kindred papers . Her main point was that I had been wrong in saying ...
... papers , ' I made some passing remarks about women's papers - I mean the twopenny ones of the type of Peg's Paper ... Paper , Secrets , the Oracle , and a number of kindred papers . Her main point was that I had been wrong in saying ...
Contents
editorial note | 3 |
Letter to Alex Comfort 29 November 1943 | 9 |
Letter to Leonard Moore 6 December 1943 | 17 |
Copyright | |
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