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robert louis stevenson
For the sake of convenience & brevity, this 19th c. author signed his early essays "RLS"
Trivia about robert louis stevenson
"Virginibus Puerisque" is a whimsical collection of essays by this author of "Kidnapped"
This "Treasure Island" author's "Silverado Squatters" was based on the journal he kept on his honeymoon
He said "little people" in his dreams inspired stories like "Dr. Jekyll And Mr. Hyde"
Vailima, this author's mansion in western Samoa, has now been "Kidnapped" by the country's head of state
While living in Davos, Switzerland, far from an ocean, he wrapped up "Treasure Island"
This "Kidnapped" author wrote about a real journey he made in "Travels With a Donkey in the Cevennes"
He dedicated his 1885 "A Child's Garden of Verses" to Alison Cunningham, his childhood nurse
The Samoans gave him the title "Tusitala", or "Teller of Tales"
A St. Helena, California museum displays the toy soldiers he wrote about in "A Child's Garden of Verses"
"A Child's Garden of Verses" grew out of the fertile imagination of this "Treasure Island" author
In 1893 this author published "Catriona", a sequel to "Kidnapped"
This Scottish novelist is buried at the summit of Mt. Vaea on Upolu, an island of Western Samoa
This author was born in Edinburgh, Scotland in 1850 & died in Samoa in 1894
Born in Scotland, this author spent time in the United States & the South Seas
Around 1889 this Scotsman purchased an estate in Samoa, which he called Valima, or "Five Streams"
On the 1880s "The Osbournes", this author amused stepson Lloyd Osbourne with tales of a boy on the high seas
He planted 64 poems in his "Child's Garden of Verses"
A specialist in action-packed young people's novels, in 1885 he put out the quiet "A Child's Garden of Verses"
The Samoans built a road to this novelist's house called “The Road of the Loving Heart”
Shortly after writing "Catriona", a sequel to "Kidnapped", he died on the island of Samoa
I can't always see "My Shadow" but I can always read about it in this Scotsman's "A Child's Garden of Verses"
This Scottish author of "Kidnapped" wrote, "The cruelest lies are often told in silence"
This Scotsman's 19th century novel "The Master Of Ballantrae" is subtitled "A Winter's Tale"
This author spent the last years of his life at Vailima, his mansion & plantation in Samoa
He followed up "Treasure Island" with a volume of children's poetry, "A Child's Garden of Verses"
When he died in Samoa in 1894, he left behind what many consider his masterpiece, "Weir of Hermiston"
An author, born Nov. 13, 1850 in Edinburgh, Scotland; died Dec. 3, 1894 in Samoa
Author who was born in Edinburgh in 1850 & died in Samoa in 1894
(Jimmy of the Clue Crew in Oahu, Hawaii) When this Scottish-born author took refuge in Samoa, he was known as Tusitala, or "story-teller"
He began "The Master of Ballantrae" in 1887 before sailing off with his family to the South Seas
Graham Greene was born 10 years after this distant writer relative of his died in the South Seas
After moving to the South Seas, he wrote the 1892 South Seas-set adventure story "The Beach of Falesa"