Beacon Lights of History, volume 13
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" But the extraordinary merits of the book made a great impression on thecultivated intellects of England, --such men as Jeffrey, Macaulay, Southey, Hallam, Brougham, Thackeray, Dickens, --who saw and admittedthat a great genius had arisen, whether they agreed with his views ornot. In America, we may be proud to say, the work created generalenthusiasm, and its republication through Emerson's efforts brought somemoney as well as larger fame to its author. Of the first moneys thatEmerson sent Car...lyle as fruits of this adventure, the dyspepticScotchman wrote that he was "half-resolved to buy myself a sharp littlenag with twenty of these trans-Atlantic pounds, and ride him till theother thirty be eaten. I will call the creature 'Yankee. ' . .. My kindfriends!" And _Yankee_ was duly bought and ridden.
Carlyle still remained in straitened circumstances, although hisreputation was now established. In order to assist him in his greatnecessities his friends got up lectures for him, which were attended bythe _
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" But the extraordinary merits of the book made a great impression on thecultivated intellects of England, --such men as Jeffrey, Macaulay, Southey, Hallam, Brougham, Thackeray, Dickens, --who saw and admittedthat a great genius had arisen, whether they agreed with his views ornot. In America, we may be proud to say, the work created generalenthusiasm, and its republication through Emerson's efforts brought somemoney as well as larger fame to its author. Of the first moneys thatEmerson sent Car...lyle as fruits of this adventure, the dyspepticScotchman wrote that he was "half-resolved to buy myself a sharp littlenag with twenty of these trans-Atlantic pounds, and ride him till theother thirty be eaten. I will call the creature 'Yankee. ' . .. My kindfriends!" And _Yankee_ was duly bought and ridden.
Carlyle still remained in straitened circumstances, although hisreputation was now established. In order to assist him in his greatnecessities his friends got up lectures for him, which were attended bythe _
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