Archibald Constable And His Literary Correspondents a Memorial By His Son Volu
Archibald Constable And His Literary Correspondents a Memorial By His Son Volu
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I communicated this to Mr. Cadell, and the work went im- mediately to press.
" Q. Was the regulation of the size entirely with you ? A. I considered it was so Sir Walter Scott having left it to my decision.
" Q. Did Sir Walter Scott do so in conversation or by letter? A. He did it by letters from Abbotsford early in the month of September, and he did it afterwards in con- versation early in October at Abbotsford when on my way to London.
" Q. What impression is now printing ? A. I under- stand ...the impression to be 8000 copies ; it was my wish in the first instance to have printed only 6000 in this size, and to have had 3500 in octavo ; these two quantities I considered to be all that was bargained for in the first instance with the author, and I cannot say why this plan was departed from.
" Q. Was there any bargain for future editions; the insertion of the work in your Miscellany for instance ? A. None ; all the transactions with Sir W T alter Scott and the house were uniformly conducted by him in a manner so accommodating and liberal, that stipulations which would have been necessary in other cases were not at- tended to in dealings with him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I communicated this to Mr. Cadell, and the work went im- mediately to press.
" Q. Was the regulation of the size entirely with you ? A. I considered it was so Sir Walter Scott having left it to my decision.
" Q. Did Sir Walter Scott do so in conversation or by letter? A. He did it by letters from Abbotsford early in the month of September, and he did it afterwards in con- versation early in October at Abbotsford when on my way to London.
" Q. What impression is now printing ? A. I under- stand ...the impression to be 8000 copies ; it was my wish in the first instance to have printed only 6000 in this size, and to have had 3500 in octavo ; these two quantities I considered to be all that was bargained for in the first instance with the author, and I cannot say why this plan was departed from.
" Q. Was there any bargain for future editions; the insertion of the work in your Miscellany for instance ? A. None ; all the transactions with Sir W T alter Scott and the house were uniformly conducted by him in a manner so accommodating and liberal, that stipulations which would have been necessary in other cases were not at- tended to in dealings with him.
What to read after Archibald Constable And His Literary Correspondents a Memorial By His Son Volu?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Constable to read onlineMoreLess
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