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Robert Louis Stevenson
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Noun1.Robert Louis Stevenson - Scottish author (1850-1894)Robert Louis Stevenson - Scottish author (1850-1894)          
Robert Louis Balfour Stevenson, Stevenson
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Other entries include a review of 2005 Dickens studies and studies of Robert Lewis Stevenson from 1975 to 2005, closing with a supplement to an annotated bibliography of Dickens's Christmas books, Christmas stories and other short fiction.
Dickens studies annual; essays on Victorian fiction; v.38 by Reference & Research Book News
This bar inside the Grand Hyatt in Po'ipu was named after Robert Lewis Stevenson.
Nightlife/culture by McDaniel, Heather / Kauai Adventure Guide
Thus, many people relate to the Robert Lewis Stevenson crack, "I dislike writing, but I enjoy having written.
Lunatics, authors, and getting black on white by Gehring, Wes D. / USA Today (Magazine)
 
 
 
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