Contemporaries
Contemporaries
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At last she gave me her poem called " Coronation, " with permission to show it to Mr. Fields and let him have it if he wished, at a certain price. It was a high price for a new-comer to demand ; but she was inexorable, including rather curiously among her traits that of being an excellent business woman, and gen erally getting for her wares the price she set upon them. Fields read it at once, and ex- 152 CONTEMPORARIES claimed, " It s a good poem ; " then read it again, and said, " It s a devil...ish good poem, " and accepted it without hesitation. It appeared in the "Atlantic" for February, 1869, and an other poem, " The Way to Sing, " followed it a year after; but Fields, while greatly admir ing her prose, never quite did justice to her poetry, so that she offered but little verse to his magazine. Her "German Landlady" appeared there (October, 1870), and was followed by a long line of prose papers, continuing nearly until her death. Her little volume of "Verses" was printed rather reluctantly by Fields, Os- good & Co.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At last she gave me her poem called " Coronation, " with permission to show it to Mr. Fields and let him have it if he wished, at a certain price. It was a high price for a new-comer to demand ; but she was inexorable, including rather curiously among her traits that of being an excellent business woman, and gen erally getting for her wares the price she set upon them. Fields read it at once, and ex- 152 CONTEMPORARIES claimed, " It s a good poem ; " then read it again, and said, " It s a devil...ish good poem, " and accepted it without hesitation. It appeared in the "Atlantic" for February, 1869, and an other poem, " The Way to Sing, " followed it a year after; but Fields, while greatly admir ing her prose, never quite did justice to her poetry, so that she offered but little verse to his magazine. Her "German Landlady" appeared there (October, 1870), and was followed by a long line of prose papers, continuing nearly until her death. Her little volume of "Verses" was printed rather reluctantly by Fields, Os- good & Co.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Higginson Thomas Wentworth to read onlineMoreLess
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