Letters of Literary Men volume 2
Letters of Literary Men volume 2
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Accept, my dear sir, the assurance of my highest esteem, and believe me, Your most sincere and faithful servant, Percy B, Shelley.
' P. B. Shelley to Horatio Smith [' Hellas ', Byron's ' Cain ', and Christianity'] Pisa, April 11, 1822.
My dear Smith, — I have, as yet, received neither the . . . Nor his meta- physical companions — Time, my Lord, has a wallet on his back, and I suppose he has bagged them by the wa5^ As he has had a good deal of alms for oblivion out of me, I think he might as wel...l have favoured me this once ; I have, indeed, just dropped another mite into his treasury, called Hellas, which I know not how to send to you, but I dare say some fury of the Hades of authors will bring one to Paris. It is a poem 34^ Percy Bysshe Shelley written on the Greek cause last summer — a sort of lyrical, dramatic, nondescript piece of business. You will have heard of a yow we have had here, which, I dare say, will giow to a serious size before it arrives at Paris. It was, in fact, a trifling piece of business enough, arising from an insult of a drunken dragoon, offered to one of our party, and only serious, because one of Lord B.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Accept, my dear sir, the assurance of my highest esteem, and believe me, Your most sincere and faithful servant, Percy B, Shelley.
' P. B. Shelley to Horatio Smith [' Hellas ', Byron's ' Cain ', and Christianity'] Pisa, April 11, 1822.
My dear Smith, — I have, as yet, received neither the . . . Nor his meta- physical companions — Time, my Lord, has a wallet on his back, and I suppose he has bagged them by the wa5^ As he has had a good deal of alms for oblivion out of me, I think he might as wel...l have favoured me this once ; I have, indeed, just dropped another mite into his treasury, called Hellas, which I know not how to send to you, but I dare say some fury of the Hades of authors will bring one to Paris. It is a poem 34^ Percy Bysshe Shelley written on the Greek cause last summer — a sort of lyrical, dramatic, nondescript piece of business. You will have heard of a yow we have had here, which, I dare say, will giow to a serious size before it arrives at Paris. It was, in fact, a trifling piece of business enough, arising from an insult of a drunken dragoon, offered to one of our party, and only serious, because one of Lord B.
What to read after Letters of Literary Men volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Arthur Mumby to read onlineMoreLess
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