Historical Studies
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But the heaviest blow that he received, since it was one for which literary fame could offer no compensa- tion, was the loss of his son-in-law and fellow-laborer, the Count Giulio Perticari. Towards the close of his days, he resumed a work which he had planned many years before, and in which he had undertaken to celebrate the labors of Pius the Sixth in the Pontine Marshes. An apoplectic fit, with which he was seized in the month of April, 1826, found him near the termination of his poem ; but,... although he continued to live until October of 1828, it was rather like a long fare- well to life, than life itself. The Count Giulio Perticari was born at Savignano, on the 15th of August, 1779, and died on the 26th of June, 1822. He filled several offices, municipal as well as literary, but the greater part of his brief career was devoted to letters. His connection with Monti, whose daughter he had married, was probably the immediate cause of the active part he took in the great philological dispute of his age ; and the two treati- ses, which fill parts of the first and second volumes of the " Proposta, " are his best claim to the thanks of posterity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But the heaviest blow that he received, since it was one for which literary fame could offer no compensa- tion, was the loss of his son-in-law and fellow-laborer, the Count Giulio Perticari. Towards the close of his days, he resumed a work which he had planned many years before, and in which he had undertaken to celebrate the labors of Pius the Sixth in the Pontine Marshes. An apoplectic fit, with which he was seized in the month of April, 1826, found him near the termination of his poem ; but,... although he continued to live until October of 1828, it was rather like a long fare- well to life, than life itself. The Count Giulio Perticari was born at Savignano, on the 15th of August, 1779, and died on the 26th of June, 1822. He filled several offices, municipal as well as literary, but the greater part of his brief career was devoted to letters. His connection with Monti, whose daughter he had married, was probably the immediate cause of the active part he took in the great philological dispute of his age ; and the two treati- ses, which fill parts of the first and second volumes of the " Proposta, " are his best claim to the thanks of posterity.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Greene, George Washington, 1811-1883 to read onlineMoreLess
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