Great Writers of America
Great Writers of America
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He made his home in New York at first, later in Morristown, New Jersey, but his summers he passed at expen sive places, like Newport or Lenox ; and meanwhile the quality of his work fell off ; his dramatization for Stuart Robson was a failure, his long novel, Gabriel Conroy, was uninteresting, and the hoped-for contribu tions to the magazines did not get written. At least the stories of him that linger in the old magazine offices are all in one tone of disappointed hope. His memory has had its ...loyal defenders ; some of his friends have tried to prove that he did settle his bills and conduct his affairs efficiently. But after an BRET HARTE AND MARK TWAIN 239 attempt at lecturing, which succeeded only at first, he was glad to turn to a government post at Crefeld, Prussia.
He never saw his country again not that his duties abroad proved interesting or con fining, but because he had become hopelessly unsettled. He found his work at Crefeld irksome, and spent much of his time visiting in England, where he had many friends.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He made his home in New York at first, later in Morristown, New Jersey, but his summers he passed at expen sive places, like Newport or Lenox ; and meanwhile the quality of his work fell off ; his dramatization for Stuart Robson was a failure, his long novel, Gabriel Conroy, was uninteresting, and the hoped-for contribu tions to the magazines did not get written. At least the stories of him that linger in the old magazine offices are all in one tone of disappointed hope. His memory has had its ...loyal defenders ; some of his friends have tried to prove that he did settle his bills and conduct his affairs efficiently. But after an BRET HARTE AND MARK TWAIN 239 attempt at lecturing, which succeeded only at first, he was glad to turn to a government post at Crefeld, Prussia.
He never saw his country again not that his duties abroad proved interesting or con fining, but because he had become hopelessly unsettled. He found his work at Crefeld irksome, and spent much of his time visiting in England, where he had many friends.
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