Table-Talk · Character
Mr. Taylor
An acquaintance or publisher, mentioned in personal contexts.
minor
Also known as Taylor, Mr. Taylor, himself
First appearance: volume ii on going a journey
Mr. Taylor shows up with force in On the Aristocracy of Letters. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Jack Taylor of the Sun, a raconteur of good things and anecdotes about Peter Pindar, whose humor was cut short by a prudish guest.
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- Literary and Artistic Circle
- Protagonist
- Writers and Thinkers
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This passage marks the dramatic climax because it reveals the central psychological reversal: the lady who sco…
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See Mr. Taylor in volume ii on going a journey