Ernest Maltravers — volume 05
Ernest Maltravers — volume 05
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And this, with you peculiarly, since you arefortunate enough not to depend for subsistence upon literature;--did youdo so, I might rather advise you to be a trunkmaker than an author. Aman ought not to attempt any of the highest walks of Mind and Art, asthe mere provision of daily bread; not literature alone, but everythingelse of the same degree. He ought not to be a statesman, or an orator, or a philosopher, as a thing of pence and shillings: and usually allmen, save the poor poet, feel this ...truth insensibly. " "This may be fine preaching, " said Maltravers; "but you may be quitesure that the pursuit of literature is a pursuit apart from the ordinaryobjects of life, and you cannot command the enjoyments of both. " "I think otherwise, " said De Montaigne; "but it is not in a countryhouse eighty miles from the capital, without wife, guests, or friends, that the experiment can be fairly made. Come, Maltravers, I see beforeyou a brave career, and I cannot permit you to halt at the onset.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And this, with you peculiarly, since you arefortunate enough not to depend for subsistence upon literature;--did youdo so, I might rather advise you to be a trunkmaker than an author. Aman ought not to attempt any of the highest walks of Mind and Art, asthe mere provision of daily bread; not literature alone, but everythingelse of the same degree. He ought not to be a statesman, or an orator, or a philosopher, as a thing of pence and shillings: and usually allmen, save the poor poet, feel this ...truth insensibly. " "This may be fine preaching, " said Maltravers; "but you may be quitesure that the pursuit of literature is a pursuit apart from the ordinaryobjects of life, and you cannot command the enjoyments of both. " "I think otherwise, " said De Montaigne; "but it is not in a countryhouse eighty miles from the capital, without wife, guests, or friends, that the experiment can be fairly made. Come, Maltravers, I see beforeyou a brave career, and I cannot permit you to halt at the onset.
What to read after Ernest Maltravers — volume 05?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lytton Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron to read onlineMoreLess
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