Robert Louis Stevenson and the Fiction of Adventure, Volume 10

admiration adventure fiction aesthetic Andrew Lang Arabian Nights Archie Archie's artist attempt attitude Attwater Ballantrae's beauty becomes beginning body brother Catriona century characters child Conrad conventional creative critical Daiches David Balfour David Daiches dead death described devil dream duel Durrisdeer early Ebb Tide epic essays evil eyes father Henry Durie Henry James Henry's hero heroic Herrick human imagination Jim Hawkins Joseph Conrad Keats Kidnapped kind Kirstie later less Letters literary living London Long John Silver look Mackellar Master of Ballantrae mind mood moral mysterious narrative nature never novel novelist passion personality physical pirate play pleasure protagonist reader Robert Herrick Robert Louis Stevenson romantic Samoa satire Scott Scottish seems sense serious South Seas spirit Steven Stevenson wrote story Suicide Club symbolic tale things tion Treasure Island turns Victorian villain vision weakness Weir of Hermiston Wiltshire writing young youth Zola