| Indeed the pangs of the anthologist, if he has conscience, are burdensome. |
| Not only was he a prolific poet, novelist, and anthologist, but he also wrote for the theatre and radio, and as a critic, translator and writer of song lyrics. |
| Geddes began another career as an editor and anthologist of Canadian literature while a student at the University of Toronto. |
| In doing this, pains have been taken to interfere to the minimum extent with the development of the logical train of thought that has governed the anthologist in his selection and arrangement of the extracts. |
| Later efforts include Vox, The Fermata, and The Anthologist. |
| Perhaps it is too easy to point out who else should have been included when the anthologist is limited by the boundaries her publishers set. |
