How to Get the Best Out of Books
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But the im- [133] How to get the Best Out of Books portance and significance of America's con- tribution to English literature has, perhaps, hardly been sufficiently acknowledged. It is great indeed, and it is but fair to say that the great American writers have received at least as ample and as ardent an appreciation in England as in their own country. To this day, I would venture to describe Longfellow as the most popular of English poets, while England has certainly been ahead of America in ...her hospitality to Poe and Whitman — as, by a return of courtesies, America has occa- sionally done the like by English authors neg- lected in their own land. I always like to think that the first collected edition of De Quincey was published in Boston. It seems to me that when I was young, we read more American authors than British, and I am sure that Emerson and Thoreau and Whitman [134] How to Form a Library meant more to us than any British writer ex- cept Carlyle. As schoolboy reading, Fenimore Cooper ran Captain Marryat very close, and I recall several youthful libraries that made a point of elaborate sets of Hawthorne and Oliver Wendell Holmes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But the im- [133] How to get the Best Out of Books portance and significance of America's con- tribution to English literature has, perhaps, hardly been sufficiently acknowledged. It is great indeed, and it is but fair to say that the great American writers have received at least as ample and as ardent an appreciation in England as in their own country. To this day, I would venture to describe Longfellow as the most popular of English poets, while England has certainly been ahead of America in ...her hospitality to Poe and Whitman — as, by a return of courtesies, America has occa- sionally done the like by English authors neg- lected in their own land. I always like to think that the first collected edition of De Quincey was published in Boston. It seems to me that when I was young, we read more American authors than British, and I am sure that Emerson and Thoreau and Whitman [134] How to Form a Library meant more to us than any British writer ex- cept Carlyle. As schoolboy reading, Fenimore Cooper ran Captain Marryat very close, and I recall several youthful libraries that made a point of elaborate sets of Hawthorne and Oliver Wendell Holmes.
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