At the Library Table
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If I have mingled my old-fashioned decades unduly, it has been because of that tendency to merger which no Sherman Act can suppress.
Few there are who cling with affection to the memory of the old-fashioned. Most of us prefer to spin with the 82 AT THE LIBRARY TABLE world down the ringing grooves of change, to borrow the shadow of a phrase which has itself become old- fashioned. The flaming sword of the Civil War severed the latest century of America in two unequal parts, and its fiery blade di...vided the old and the new as surely and as cleanly as the guillotine cleft apart the France of the old monarchy from the France of modern days.
To stray back in recollection to the land of fifty years ago is almost like treading the streets of some mediaeval town. But for some of us there is a melancholy pleasure in the retrospect and a lingering fondness for the life which we thought so earnest and so vigorous then, but which now seems so placid and so drowsy.
WILLIAM HARRISON AINSWORTH REVIEWERS, critics and students of litera- ture are inclined to resent the assertion with respect to a writer once eminent, that he is substantially forgotten.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If I have mingled my old-fashioned decades unduly, it has been because of that tendency to merger which no Sherman Act can suppress.
Few there are who cling with affection to the memory of the old-fashioned. Most of us prefer to spin with the 82 AT THE LIBRARY TABLE world down the ringing grooves of change, to borrow the shadow of a phrase which has itself become old- fashioned. The flaming sword of the Civil War severed the latest century of America in two unequal parts, and its fiery blade di...vided the old and the new as surely and as cleanly as the guillotine cleft apart the France of the old monarchy from the France of modern days.
To stray back in recollection to the land of fifty years ago is almost like treading the streets of some mediaeval town. But for some of us there is a melancholy pleasure in the retrospect and a lingering fondness for the life which we thought so earnest and so vigorous then, but which now seems so placid and so drowsy.
WILLIAM HARRISON AINSWORTH REVIEWERS, critics and students of litera- ture are inclined to resent the assertion with respect to a writer once eminent, that he is substantially forgotten.
What to read after At the Library Table?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adrian H Adrian Hoffman Joline to read onlineMoreLess
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