Lady Charlotte Guest And the Mabinogion Some Notes On the Work And Its Translat
Lady Charlotte Guest And the Mabinogion Some Notes On the Work And Its Translat
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— Then I took ' Merthyr ' [Sir John Guest] down to the House of Commons, and I spent the rest of the the evening in writing my poor neglected Mabinogion.
Feb. 27. — -Mr. Briddle and 'Merthyr ' were out much to- day. ]\Ir. Price and I read over my printed Peredur, comparing it with that in the Cymmrodorion MS. , from which it differs but slightly.
Feb. 29. — Mr. Price went away early.
March 22. — Saw Dr. Locock, for I am very unwell indeed, and have quite lost all energy, so much so that I have ...left off printing No. Ill till after Easter. I am now quite unfit for any exertion. Martin [late tutor to her brother, the Earl of Lindsey] has sent me some notes on origin 27 of Romantic Fiction, but they will be of no use for my book.
April 20. — On this and the three following days I was engaged in translating Kilhwch, and did a great deal although extremely ill, quite unable to enjoy the beautiful warm weather which we now have.
April 25. — I did but little comparatively to my Welsh to-day, for the weather was delicious, and ' Merthyr ' took me out in his gig.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— Then I took ' Merthyr ' [Sir John Guest] down to the House of Commons, and I spent the rest of the the evening in writing my poor neglected Mabinogion.
Feb. 27. — -Mr. Briddle and 'Merthyr ' were out much to- day. ]\Ir. Price and I read over my printed Peredur, comparing it with that in the Cymmrodorion MS. , from which it differs but slightly.
Feb. 29. — Mr. Price went away early.
March 22. — Saw Dr. Locock, for I am very unwell indeed, and have quite lost all energy, so much so that I have ...left off printing No. Ill till after Easter. I am now quite unfit for any exertion. Martin [late tutor to her brother, the Earl of Lindsey] has sent me some notes on origin 27 of Romantic Fiction, but they will be of no use for my book.
April 20. — On this and the three following days I was engaged in translating Kilhwch, and did a great deal although extremely ill, quite unable to enjoy the beautiful warm weather which we now have.
April 25. — I did but little comparatively to my Welsh to-day, for the weather was delicious, and ' Merthyr ' took me out in his gig.
What to read after Lady Charlotte Guest And the Mabinogion Some Notes On the Work And Its Translat?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Rhys Phillips to read onlineMoreLess
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