A Rosary
A Rosary
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Bravo! Let us go in for mere and sheer egotism !
Basil. You don't quite catch me. I don't mean that we should talk about ourselves. Let us express ourselves ; let us utter our quintessences.
Brian. And how is that to be done ?
Basil. Perhaps it is not to be done ; but let us try.
Sandy. {After a short pause. ) Well ?
Basil. Brood, Sandy, brood. Be silent and wait. Only speak when something wells up from your inner consciousness ; it may be your quintessence, the cream of your being.
Sandy. {In ...a deep voice, after a long pazise. ) Re- viewing is in a parlous state.
Brian. Oh, not that !
Sandy. Here followeth the cream of me, willy- nilly. Reviewing is in a parlous state. Poets and novelists review poetry and fiction, turning, all A ROSARY. 159 overstrung and raw, from their own creative labour to express an opinion on the creations of others ; chokefull of themselves and bristling like the fretful porcupine with preconceived ideas, their judge- ment is constantly at fault. We need a new school of reviewers ; a race of great men who shall stifle their own creative energies and devote themselves entirely to the exposition of the productions of others.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bravo! Let us go in for mere and sheer egotism !
Basil. You don't quite catch me. I don't mean that we should talk about ourselves. Let us express ourselves ; let us utter our quintessences.
Brian. And how is that to be done ?
Basil. Perhaps it is not to be done ; but let us try.
Sandy. {After a short pause. ) Well ?
Basil. Brood, Sandy, brood. Be silent and wait. Only speak when something wells up from your inner consciousness ; it may be your quintessence, the cream of your being.
Sandy. {In ...a deep voice, after a long pazise. ) Re- viewing is in a parlous state.
Brian. Oh, not that !
Sandy. Here followeth the cream of me, willy- nilly. Reviewing is in a parlous state. Poets and novelists review poetry and fiction, turning, all A ROSARY. 159 overstrung and raw, from their own creative labour to express an opinion on the creations of others ; chokefull of themselves and bristling like the fretful porcupine with preconceived ideas, their judge- ment is constantly at fault. We need a new school of reviewers ; a race of great men who shall stifle their own creative energies and devote themselves entirely to the exposition of the productions of others.
What to read after A Rosary?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Davidson to read onlineMoreLess
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