George Borrow in East Anglia
George Borrow in East Anglia
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It represents ‘The Judgment of Solomon, ’ and is supposed tobe the work of John Borrow, George’s artist brother. The two remainingbedrooms, which are reached by the small staircase, are of unequal sizeon account of a narrow passage, from which rises a short flight of stairsleading to a very irregular-shaped attic in the roof. ”
CHAPTER V: LIFE AT OULTON After many painful experiences in London, whither he went in the hope ofbeing able to gain a livelihood by devoting himself to literature, Geor...geBorrow turned his back upon the metropolis, and set out on that wild, rambling excursion narrated and enlarged upon in the pages of “Lavengro. ”Lapse of time has emphasised the impossibility of ascertaining how muchis fact and how much fiction in the fascinating account of hiswanderings. Criticism on that point is unjustifiable, for Borrowannounced that the book was “a dream, ” and a history only up to a certainpoint. From what the writer has gathered, however, from those who knewBorrow intimately, he has good reason to believe that there are morefacts recorded in the latter part of “Lavengro, ”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It represents ‘The Judgment of Solomon, ’ and is supposed tobe the work of John Borrow, George’s artist brother. The two remainingbedrooms, which are reached by the small staircase, are of unequal sizeon account of a narrow passage, from which rises a short flight of stairsleading to a very irregular-shaped attic in the roof. ”
CHAPTER V: LIFE AT OULTON After many painful experiences in London, whither he went in the hope ofbeing able to gain a livelihood by devoting himself to literature, Geor...geBorrow turned his back upon the metropolis, and set out on that wild, rambling excursion narrated and enlarged upon in the pages of “Lavengro. ”Lapse of time has emphasised the impossibility of ascertaining how muchis fact and how much fiction in the fascinating account of hiswanderings. Criticism on that point is unjustifiable, for Borrowannounced that the book was “a dream, ” and a history only up to a certainpoint. From what the writer has gathered, however, from those who knewBorrow intimately, he has good reason to believe that there are morefacts recorded in the latter part of “Lavengro, ”
What to read after George Borrow in East Anglia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dutt, William A. (William Alfred), 1870-1939 to read onlineMoreLess
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