Essays On Taste
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They will hardly be too good to please; and besides, they have achance to be received with particular favour and admiration as theproductions of a young muse. When he has thus taken possession of thepublic ear, he may venture, as his genius ripens, to do his best; hemay write as well as he can, perhaps without much danger of sinking inreputation. The renown of his first crude essays will be sufficientto prejudice the mobility, great and small, in favour of the mostexquisite pieces he can produc...e afterwards. But if he must live by hiswit, the best thing you can do for him is to transplant him, asearly as possible, to PARIS; where in the worst of days, in the most_Gothic_ muse-detesting age, there is still some shelter afforded tothe most delicate as well as the most uncommon flower that blossomsin the human mind. In that gay serene and genial climate the musesare still more or less cultivated, though not with the same ardour andpassion in every age; as appears from the following passage translatedfrom a[A] _French_ author, who wrote about the beginning of thepresent century.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They will hardly be too good to please; and besides, they have achance to be received with particular favour and admiration as theproductions of a young muse. When he has thus taken possession of thepublic ear, he may venture, as his genius ripens, to do his best; hemay write as well as he can, perhaps without much danger of sinking inreputation. The renown of his first crude essays will be sufficientto prejudice the mobility, great and small, in favour of the mostexquisite pieces he can produc...e afterwards. But if he must live by hiswit, the best thing you can do for him is to transplant him, asearly as possible, to PARIS; where in the worst of days, in the most_Gothic_ muse-detesting age, there is still some shelter afforded tothe most delicate as well as the most uncommon flower that blossomsin the human mind. In that gay serene and genial climate the musesare still more or less cultivated, though not with the same ardour andpassion in every age; as appears from the following passage translatedfrom a[A] _French_ author, who wrote about the beginning of thepresent century.
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