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So great was her previous sickness that she had been unable to leave her room, and yet so strong was the strength of desire that, though unable to take any nourishment, she was able to undertake this great exertion. We are made happy when her wish is granted, and she is beside her darling at his end ; and, as no doubt it would have been her choice, she rests beside him in the grave. Coleridge somewhere says, that the highest type of womanhood is a womanhood jDure, gentle, tender, but without a ...too marked in- dividuality. Had he read this romance, he might have thought of Elizabeth Wilfred when giving the definition.
CHAPTER VII.
CRITICAL SURVEY.
Necessarily, a man like diaries Whitehead, who lived by his pen, had to devote a great deal of time to that drudgery of literature whereby he made his living. Who shall say how many noble and immortal works have been lost to the world owing to the men who had the power to produce them being compelled to devote themselves almost exclusively to anonymous routine journalism, or to the well-nigh equally barren labour of mere compilation ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So great was her previous sickness that she had been unable to leave her room, and yet so strong was the strength of desire that, though unable to take any nourishment, she was able to undertake this great exertion. We are made happy when her wish is granted, and she is beside her darling at his end ; and, as no doubt it would have been her choice, she rests beside him in the grave. Coleridge somewhere says, that the highest type of womanhood is a womanhood jDure, gentle, tender, but without a ...too marked in- dividuality. Had he read this romance, he might have thought of Elizabeth Wilfred when giving the definition.
CHAPTER VII.
CRITICAL SURVEY.
Necessarily, a man like diaries Whitehead, who lived by his pen, had to devote a great deal of time to that drudgery of literature whereby he made his living. Who shall say how many noble and immortal works have been lost to the world owing to the men who had the power to produce them being compelled to devote themselves almost exclusively to anonymous routine journalism, or to the well-nigh equally barren labour of mere compilation ?
What to read after A Forgotten Genius Charles Whitehead a Critical Monograph?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mackenzie Bell to read onlineMoreLess
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