Domestic Manners And Private Life of Sir Walter Scott
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Sir Walter was rather vain of his early productions, and liked to make them the subject of con- versation. He recited Glenfinlas one day to me on horseback, long before its publica- tion. He read me also the Lay of the Last Ministrel, from manuscript ; at least, he and William Erskine, (Lord Kineder, ) and James Ballantyne, read it, canto about. He always preferred their readings to his own. Not so with me. I could always take both the poetry and the story along with me better from his reading ...than any other body's whatsoever. Even with his deep-toned bass voice, and his Berwick burr, he was a far better reader than he was sensible of Every thing that he read was like his discourse, it always made an im- 48 DOMESTIC MANNERS OF prcssion. He likewise read me Marmion before it was published, but I think it was then in the press, for a part of it, at least, was read from proof slips and sheets, with correc- tions on the margin. The Marmion manu- script was a great curiosity. I wonder what became of it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sir Walter was rather vain of his early productions, and liked to make them the subject of con- versation. He recited Glenfinlas one day to me on horseback, long before its publica- tion. He read me also the Lay of the Last Ministrel, from manuscript ; at least, he and William Erskine, (Lord Kineder, ) and James Ballantyne, read it, canto about. He always preferred their readings to his own. Not so with me. I could always take both the poetry and the story along with me better from his reading ...than any other body's whatsoever. Even with his deep-toned bass voice, and his Berwick burr, he was a far better reader than he was sensible of Every thing that he read was like his discourse, it always made an im- 48 DOMESTIC MANNERS OF prcssion. He likewise read me Marmion before it was published, but I think it was then in the press, for a part of it, at least, was read from proof slips and sheets, with correc- tions on the margin. The Marmion manu- script was a great curiosity. I wonder what became of it.
What to read after Domestic Manners And Private Life of Sir Walter Scott?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hogg, James, 1770-1835 to read onlineMoreLess
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