Fry, thought Trewin, had 'the relish of the Elizabethan word-men', while for The Daily Telegraphs W. A. Darlington, he was 'like a young Shaw, but with a poet's mind'".
Fry, thought Trewin, had 'the zest of Elizabethan word-makers', while for The Daily Telegraph W. A. Darlington, he was 'like a young Shaw but with a poet's mind'.