It seems unfortunate, to say the least, that Henry's great energy and dedication as a writer were a thing of the past, because these months as he and his brother fought for the loyalty and attention of Alice Gibbens in London, Rye, Bad Neuheim, and points in between offered a subject to which he could have done great justice, as indeed could have Oscar Wilde.— The Admirable Mrs. James
What that cost him as a writer is hard to say now, but he never wrote anything approaching greatness after Daniel's birth.— Arthur Miller's Missing Act
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