Peace; World War, 1914-1918 -- Personal narratives
To make this a living promise, many an American child has asked to share
his Christmas gifts with some friend across the sea, and some have
offered all their Christmas gifts to sad, lonely children in Europe.
Though every great thinker and writer teaches us to love our fellow-men,
Dickens, more than all others, gave us the impulse of loving kindness
within and without the household bonds. He taught that each little home
was a world's great family, of which we are all children together. With
the glow not of log-fires, but of warm hearts, he scared away the
Christmas ghosts and Christmas goblin that had crowded round in the
gloom of the centuries. With an outburst of human tenderness he
challenged the cold and darkness, not of winter alone, but of the grave
itself. For, as Santa Claus kneels by millions of his children he
whispers these are all my children, one of God's many emblems of hope,
in innocence and beauty; born in human love, chosen as God's messenger
to spread the promise of peace and brotherly love.
_OTHER VOLUMES IN_
THE AUTHORS' HAND-BOOK SERIES
THE PLOT _of the_ SHORT STORY
BY
HENRY ALBERT PHILLIPS
Author of "A Complete Course in Short Story Writing," "A Complete
Course in Photoplay Writing," "A Complete Course in Plot
Construction," "Art in Short Story Narration," "The Photodrama,"
and formerly Associate Editor of the "Metropolitan Magazine."
Introduction by Matthew White. Jr., Editor of "Munsey's"
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Picture World_.
"'The Plot of the Short Story' will prove invaluable to the
Photoplaywright. Originality and treatment of plot are the essence of
the successful picture play, and Mr. Phillips points out very clearly
how these plots may be obtained."--PHIL LANG, Editor of the _Kalem
Company_.
"The most practical hand-book for Photoplaywrights ever written."--E. V.
BREWSTER, Editor _Motion Picture Magazine_.
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Author_.
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JORDAN. Editor _Writer's Bulletin_.
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THE PHILLIPS AUTOMATIC
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