Children's Stories in American Literature, 1861-1896 2
Children's Stories in American Literature, 1861-1896 2
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Soon afterward he composed his first article in type without previously writing it down, and so his literary career began. A little later he entered the office of the San Francisco Era^ then an important newspaper on the Pacific slope.
While in this position he published anony- mously a few sketches of life on the frontier.
These stories, so full of the genuine flavor of the mining-camp, attracted some attention, but no one dreamed that they heralded a new voice in American literature. Ten year...s after the discovery of gold a magazine was organized in California under the title The Overland Month- ly, and Bret Harte was made its editor. In the second issue of the magazine he published his story, "The Luck of Roaring Camp," which showed how rich was the material that lay in the life of the far West and revealed the impress of a master hand in literary composi- tion. In California, however, the story was 78 BRET HARTE not very popular. There the people who read at all found their enjoyment in the books and magazines familiar to cultivated society.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Soon afterward he composed his first article in type without previously writing it down, and so his literary career began. A little later he entered the office of the San Francisco Era^ then an important newspaper on the Pacific slope.
While in this position he published anony- mously a few sketches of life on the frontier.
These stories, so full of the genuine flavor of the mining-camp, attracted some attention, but no one dreamed that they heralded a new voice in American literature. Ten year...s after the discovery of gold a magazine was organized in California under the title The Overland Month- ly, and Bret Harte was made its editor. In the second issue of the magazine he published his story, "The Luck of Roaring Camp," which showed how rich was the material that lay in the life of the far West and revealed the impress of a master hand in literary composi- tion. In California, however, the story was 78 BRET HARTE not very popular. There the people who read at all found their enjoyment in the books and magazines familiar to cultivated society.
What to read after Children's Stories in American Literature, 1861-1896 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henrietta Christian Wright to read onlineMoreLess
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