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"But, say, the boats are right here at Stanhope, and have been used in running up and down the Bushkill; then how in the name of wonder can we carry them over to the Radway, which is some miles away, I take it?" asked William Carberry, soberly.
The Banner Boy Scouts Afloat or, the Secret of Cedar Island George A. Warren
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"Radway," said he suddenly, "I need money and I need it bad.
The Blazed Trail Stewart Edward White 1909
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"Radway," said he, when the two found themselves alone in the mill office, "we expect to cut this year some fifty millions, which will finish our pine holdings in the Saginaw waters.
The Blazed Trail Stewart Edward White 1909
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"Radway," said he, when the two found themselves alone in the mill office, "we expect to cut this year some fifty millions, which will finish our pine holdings in the Saginaw waters.
The Blazed Trail 1902
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"Radway," said he suddenly, "I need money and I need it bad.
The Blazed Trail 1902
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According to Radway, the novels also showed admirable heroines who were nurtured by loving heroes; a nurturance which the readers lacked in their own lives.
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Reading the Romance did not overtly chastise romance (although at certain points Radway does appear unfairly frustrated that romance novels fail to provide readers a "comprehensive program for reorganizing" their lives) and her study did take the genre seriously.
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Radway only surveyed a very small group of women who read a specific kind of romance: the supposed "bodice ripper" historicals like Kathleen Woodiwiss 'The Flame and the Flower.
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In the eighties, a scholar by the name of Janice Radway published a brilliant book called Reading the Romance.
One makes sense, the other doesn't. Roger Sutton 2006
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Reading the Romance, by Janice Radway --This book, a study of a particular romance-novel-reading group's reading practices and beliefs, changed the way I thought about literary analysis when I was 26.
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