Brook Farm; Its Members, Scholars, And Visitors
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Her work on the Dial had first called his attention to her ability; but it was at the suggestion of Mrs. Greeley, who had come to know Miss Fuller well in the course of several visits to Boston, that he decided to put forward this opportunity to strengthen her own reputa- tion and that of the Tribune.
It is easy to accept Miss Fuller's announce- ment, fortified by the assertions of her friends, that she talked better than she wrote. The "ex- cess of f&Hectiv^consciousness " which Qhajjes Dana d...iscerned in her " Papers on Literature anSTArt" was much less apparent in her talk, when she felt the stimulating friction of other minds and forgot herself. She did not particu- larly like literary work, because it forced her to a recognition of her own limitations ; but realiz- ing it as the only medium through which to reach large numbers of people, she readily determined to subject herself to its discipline.
Greeley's early disappointment in her he ex- pTamTas follows : " While I never met another woman who conversed more freely and lucidly, the attempt to commit her thoughts to paper seemed to induce a singular embarrassment and hesitation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her work on the Dial had first called his attention to her ability; but it was at the suggestion of Mrs. Greeley, who had come to know Miss Fuller well in the course of several visits to Boston, that he decided to put forward this opportunity to strengthen her own reputa- tion and that of the Tribune.
It is easy to accept Miss Fuller's announce- ment, fortified by the assertions of her friends, that she talked better than she wrote. The "ex- cess of f&Hectiv^consciousness " which Qhajjes Dana d...iscerned in her " Papers on Literature anSTArt" was much less apparent in her talk, when she felt the stimulating friction of other minds and forgot herself. She did not particu- larly like literary work, because it forced her to a recognition of her own limitations ; but realiz- ing it as the only medium through which to reach large numbers of people, she readily determined to subject herself to its discipline.
Greeley's early disappointment in her he ex- pTamTas follows : " While I never met another woman who conversed more freely and lucidly, the attempt to commit her thoughts to paper seemed to induce a singular embarrassment and hesitation.
What to read after Brook Farm; Its Members, Scholars, And Visitors?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Swift, Lindsay, 1856-1921 to read onlineMoreLess
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