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Melville

— noun United States writer of novels and short stories (1819-1891)

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Herman Melville

writer

litterateur

essayist

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Simple sentences

Herman Melville is one of my favorite writers.

Movie subtitles

It isn't you they are watching. It's Lord Melville.

Lord Melville?

Lord and Lady Melville.

Dana, Conrad, Marriott, Melville.

My name's Melville.

Looks like you're gonna buy yourself a lot of beef, Mr. Melville.

All right. Thanks, Mr. Melville.

I don't think so, Mr. Melville.

Good night, Mr. Melville.

Evenin', Mr. Melville.

And so we did go there that summer on a chartered boat, a four-masted schooner the sort of boat that Melville would have sailed on.

But on the Encantadas we saw something that Melville hadn't written about.

Herman Melville believed that God would come back to Earth as a whale.

Ah, Tim Melville.

It's Lord Melville.

I guess I've read everything written about ships. Dana, Conrad, marryat, melville.

I am. - My name's Melville.

Evening, Mr. Melville.

Well, let's get Melville.

Cut out the soft soap, Melville.

Kasper, get hold of Dr. Bradley and Melville right away.

Melville, no, no.

Dickens, Melville, and Hammett are better than all these new audiovisual truth-detecting methods.

Like Melville.

Now, I'm afraid to ask you, have you ever read Melville or Twain?

Hey, you remember that time we went out on the balcony at Melville's and threw pudding?

Herman Melville was a customs agent.

Terrific. That's very Melville of you.

Electronics Technician Lisa Melville.

Herman Melville, poet, customs officer, rubber stamps, and hawthorne daydreams craving Tahiti and simple sun and the light of the Berkshires.

Melville.

Adrian Melville.

Very well done, Adrian Melville.

Tell me, Melville, who have you worked for?

Well, Adrian Melville, I go with my gut.

News and current affairs

The title harks back to the book of Job and recalls Herman Melville's Moby Dick.

That Walt Whitman and Mark Twain, Herman Melville, Henry James, and John Dos Passos had lived here, that Enescu, Brancusi, or Eugen Ionesco had been successful here in no way raised my hopes.