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  • There would then be in it: first, the house of Holroyd, which is all right; then, Mr. Charles Gould, a citizen of Costaguana, who is also all right; and, lastly, the Government of the

    Nostromo: a Tale of the Seaboard 1904

  • There would then be in it: first, the house of Holroyd, which is all right; then, Mr. Charles Gould, a citizen of Costaguana, who is also all right; and, lastly, the Government of the

    Nostromo: a Tale of the Seaboard 1904

  • There would then be in it: first, the house of Holroyd, which is all right; then,

    Nostromo, a Tale of the Seaboard Joseph Conrad 1890

  • 'Holroyd's dead, poor fellow, at the bottom of the Indian Ocean somewhere.

    The Giant's Robe F. Anstey 1895

  • In 1970, Mr. Holroyd saw Rodin's bust of the Edwardian beauty Eve Fairfax while doing research, and the face fascinated him: "She appeared serene, sometimes she seemed clothed in a lingering air of melancholy and her sorrowful countenance gained a strange authority."

    Gift Guide: Best of Biography Carl Rollyson 2011

  • Rotherham's new signing Chris Holroyd played for three teams last season, Brighton, Stevenage and Bury, begins David Williams.

    Which teams are named after fictional characters? | The Knowledge | Barry Glendenning 2011

  • "Let's face it, they are still going to go for a very low-interest-rate environment, which still creates big inflationary concerns," said Robert Holroyd , director of Commodity Strategies AG, a $200 million commodity fund.

    Commodities May Swing as Fed Steps Aside Carolyn Cui 2011

  • Rotherham's new signing Chris Holroyd played for three teams last season, Brighton, Stevenage and Bury, begins David Williams.

    The Knowledge | The strangest excuses to miss pre-season | Jacob Steinberg 2011

  • None is better than "A Book of Secrets" (Farrar, Straus & Giroux, 258 pages, $26) , a romance of the biographer's quest—what Mr. Holroyd describes as "an intense involvement with absent people from the past," in this case with English politician Ernest Beckett (1856-1917) and the women he loved.

    Gift Guide: Best of Biography Carl Rollyson 2011

  • Michael Holroyd is a great biographer, but his most lasting works will be his less monumental efforts: those creative smaller works that often star the biographer rather than the subject.

    Gift Guide: Best of Biography Carl Rollyson 2011

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