Bits From An Old book Shop
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In Brechin there resides a worthy poet lover, Mr D. Edwards. He has published sixteen volumes of "Modern Scottish Poets, " and has written a brief memoir and appreciation of each of the sixteen hundred poets, selections from whose writings are included in the col- lection.
It is the correct thing for a poet to have his or her portrait as a frontispiece, and a list of subscribers at the end of the volume. It is also an understood formula for a poet to state on the title-page of his book the posi...tion in life to which he be- longs. This is not meant as an excuse for bad poetry, but is intended to show how gonius is independent of circum- stances. It is also considered to be in the poet's favour if one can say he has had little or no education.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In Brechin there resides a worthy poet lover, Mr D. Edwards. He has published sixteen volumes of "Modern Scottish Poets, " and has written a brief memoir and appreciation of each of the sixteen hundred poets, selections from whose writings are included in the col- lection.
It is the correct thing for a poet to have his or her portrait as a frontispiece, and a list of subscribers at the end of the volume. It is also an understood formula for a poet to state on the title-page of his book the posi...tion in life to which he be- longs. This is not meant as an excuse for bad poetry, but is intended to show how gonius is independent of circum- stances. It is also considered to be in the poet's favour if one can say he has had little or no education.
We have "Poems, by a Painter, " 88 BITS FROM "Songs and Verses, by Surfaceman, " "Wailings in Rhyme, by a Milkmaid, " "Poems, by a Journeyman Mason, " "Verses, by a Nursery Governess, " "Thoughts on Love, by an Operative Tailor, " "Musings on the Moon, by a Policeman.
What to read after Bits From An Old book Shop?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Milne Williamson to read onlineMoreLess
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