Letters of Thomas Carlyle, 1826-1836 1
Letters of Thomas Carlyle, 1826-1836 1
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The public is in a bustling state here ; for besides spring-work, we have trees to plant, and much digging, and I got no man-servant, as I had ^ See Tristram Shandy.
I90 LETTERS OF THOMAS CARLYLE 1829 meant to do, at Candlemas, but must wait till Whitsunday; and Alick*s men and him- self are all busy enough with their own con- cerns. Meanwhile I keep within doors; toil- ing vehemently at an Essay on Voltaire, which, with another on Novalis, is to appear in Eraser's Review, about the first of Ap...ril. Thus *' mall may be kept in shaft " a little longer ; for Craigenputtock has naturally enough a wide throat for money, especially hitherto. Eraser asks rather eagerly after your Paper on German Medicine; but this, I suppose, like so much else, is still lying in the inkstand.
Are you looking at the wonders of Paris ; the Pont des Arts, the Notre Dame, the Pillar of Austerlitz, the site of the Bastille ? Is not there a strange old pump-looking erection with dragons in that very Place des Victoires ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The public is in a bustling state here ; for besides spring-work, we have trees to plant, and much digging, and I got no man-servant, as I had ^ See Tristram Shandy.
I90 LETTERS OF THOMAS CARLYLE 1829 meant to do, at Candlemas, but must wait till Whitsunday; and Alick*s men and him- self are all busy enough with their own con- cerns. Meanwhile I keep within doors; toil- ing vehemently at an Essay on Voltaire, which, with another on Novalis, is to appear in Eraser's Review, about the first of Ap...ril. Thus *' mall may be kept in shaft " a little longer ; for Craigenputtock has naturally enough a wide throat for money, especially hitherto. Eraser asks rather eagerly after your Paper on German Medicine; but this, I suppose, like so much else, is still lying in the inkstand.
Are you looking at the wonders of Paris ; the Pont des Arts, the Notre Dame, the Pillar of Austerlitz, the site of the Bastille ? Is not there a strange old pump-looking erection with dragons in that very Place des Victoires ?
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carlyle, Thomas, 1795-1881 to read onlineMoreLess
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