Letters of John Keats to His Family And Friends
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I cannot do two things at once, and thus this affair has stopped my pursuits in every way from the first prospect I had of difficulty. I assure you I have harassed myself ten times more than if I alone had been concerned in so much gain or loss. I have also ever told you the exact particulars as well as and as lit- erally as any hopes or fear could translate them : for it was only by parcels that I found all those petty obstacles which for my own sake should not exist a moment and yet why not f...or from my own impru- dence and neglect all my accounts are entirely in my Guardian's Power. This has taught me a Lesson. Here- after I will be more correct. I find myself possessed of much less than I thought for and now if I had all on the table all I could do would be to take from it a moderate two years' subsistence and lend you the rest ; but I can- not say how soon I could become possessed of it. This would be no sacrifice nor any matter worth thinking of much less than parting as I have more than once done with little sums which might have gradually formed a library to my taste.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I cannot do two things at once, and thus this affair has stopped my pursuits in every way from the first prospect I had of difficulty. I assure you I have harassed myself ten times more than if I alone had been concerned in so much gain or loss. I have also ever told you the exact particulars as well as and as lit- erally as any hopes or fear could translate them : for it was only by parcels that I found all those petty obstacles which for my own sake should not exist a moment and yet why not f...or from my own impru- dence and neglect all my accounts are entirely in my Guardian's Power. This has taught me a Lesson. Here- after I will be more correct. I find myself possessed of much less than I thought for and now if I had all on the table all I could do would be to take from it a moderate two years' subsistence and lend you the rest ; but I can- not say how soon I could become possessed of it. This would be no sacrifice nor any matter worth thinking of much less than parting as I have more than once done with little sums which might have gradually formed a library to my taste.
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