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			[[File:the-tatler-1902-09-24-p505-two-friends-in-fiction.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|right\|[[The Tatler]] (24 september 1902, p. 505)]]

	''Two Friends in Fiction'' is an article published in [[The Tatler]] on 24 september 1902.		''Two Friends in Fiction'' is an article published in [[The Tatler]] on 24 september 1902.


	== Two Friends in Fiction ==		== Two Friends in Fiction ==
	~~[[File:the-tatler-1902-09-24-p505-two-friends-in-fiction.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|right\|[[The Tatler]] (24 september 1902, p. 505)]]~~

	The accompanying portraits of [[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle]] and [[Robert Barr\|Mr. Robert Barr]] pleasantly recall that there is a great deal of genuine friendship among the writers of fiction to-day. I know few men more hearty and more genial than [[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle\|Sir Arthur Doyle]] and [[Robert Barr\|Mr. Barr]]. Both are unconsciously more fiercely Tory in their politics than anything that the Primrose League can boast, although one is a member of the Reform Club, the other of the Devonshire, but they are both true Liberals in being ever ready to help lame dogs over styles. [[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle\|Sir Arthur Doyle]] has done this in many ways-to-day by a present of £1,000 to Edinburgh University. And as for [[Robert Barr\|Mr. Barr]], as editor of the [[The Detroit Free Press\|Detroit Free Press]] and later of the [[The Idler\|Idler]], he has published much early work of the litrary aspirant and shown that literary aspirant boundless kindness. [[Robert Barr\|Mr. Barr]] lives at Woldingham in Surrey, and [[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle\|Sir Arthur Doyle]] in the same county in a beautiful house on the top of Hindhead, almost oposite to where Mr. Grant Allen spent so many happy years.		The accompanying portraits of [[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle]] and [[Robert Barr\|Mr. Robert Barr]] pleasantly recall that there is a great deal of genuine friendship among the writers of fiction to-day. I know few men more hearty and more genial than [[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle\|Sir Arthur Doyle]] and [[Robert Barr\|Mr. Barr]]. Both are unconsciously more fiercely Tory in their politics than anything that the Primrose League can boast, although one is a member of the Reform Club, the other of the Devonshire, but they are both true Liberals in being ever ready to help lame dogs over styles. [[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle\|Sir Arthur Doyle]] has done this in many ways-to-day by a present of £1,000 to Edinburgh University. And as for [[Robert Barr\|Mr. Barr]], as editor of the [[The Detroit Free Press\|Detroit Free Press]] and later of the [[The Idler\|Idler]], he has published much early work of the litrary aspirant and shown that literary aspirant boundless kindness. [[Robert Barr\|Mr. Barr]] lives at Woldingham in Surrey, and [[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle\|Sir Arthur Doyle]] in the same county in a beautiful house on the top of Hindhead, almost oposite to where Mr. Grant Allen spent so many happy years.

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''Two Friends in Fiction'' is an article published in [[The Tatler]] on 24 september 1902.

== Two Friends in Fiction ==
[[File:the-tatler-1902-09-24-p505-two-friends-in-fiction.jpg|thumb|250px|right|[[The Tatler]] (24 september 1902, p. 505)]]

The accompanying portraits of [[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle]] and [[Robert Barr|Mr. Robert Barr]] pleasantly recall that there is a great deal of genuine friendship among the writers of fiction to-day. I know few men more hearty and more genial than [[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle|Sir Arthur Doyle]] and [[Robert Barr|Mr. Barr]]. Both are unconsciously more fiercely Tory in their politics than anything that the Primrose League can boast, although one is a member of the Reform Club, the other of the Devonshire, but they are both true Liberals in being ever ready to help lame dogs over styles. [[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle|Sir Arthur Doyle]] has done this in many ways-to-day by a present of £1,000 to Edinburgh University. And as for [[Robert Barr|Mr. Barr]], as editor of the [[The Detroit Free Press|Detroit Free Press]] and later of the [[The Idler|Idler]], he has published much early work of the litrary aspirant and shown that literary aspirant boundless kindness. [[Robert Barr|Mr. Barr]] lives at Woldingham in Surrey, and [[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle|Sir Arthur Doyle]] in the same county in a beautiful house on the top of Hindhead, almost oposite to where Mr. Grant Allen spent so many happy years.

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