Life And Letters of Thomas Henry Huxley 1
Life And Letters of Thomas Henry Huxley 1
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— Ever yours faith- fully, T. H. Huxley.
It is interesting to note how he invariably submitted his writings to the criticism of his wife before they were seen by any other eye. To her judgment was due the toning down of many a passage which erred by excess of vigour, and the clearing up of phrases which would be obscure to the public. In fact, if an essay met with her approval, he felt sure it would not fail of its effect when published. Writing to her from Norwich on August 23, 1868, he confes...ses himself with reference to the lecture " On a Piece of Chalk " :— I met Grove who edits Mactnillan, at the soiree. He pulled the proof of my lecture out of his pocket and said, " Look here, there is one paragraph in your lecture I can make neither top nor tail of. I can't understand what it means." I looked to where his finger pointed, and behold it was the paragraph you objected to when I read you the lecture on the sea shore! I told him, and said I should confess, however set up it might make you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— Ever yours faith- fully, T. H. Huxley.
It is interesting to note how he invariably submitted his writings to the criticism of his wife before they were seen by any other eye. To her judgment was due the toning down of many a passage which erred by excess of vigour, and the clearing up of phrases which would be obscure to the public. In fact, if an essay met with her approval, he felt sure it would not fail of its effect when published. Writing to her from Norwich on August 23, 1868, he confes...ses himself with reference to the lecture " On a Piece of Chalk " :— I met Grove who edits Mactnillan, at the soiree. He pulled the proof of my lecture out of his pocket and said, " Look here, there is one paragraph in your lecture I can make neither top nor tail of. I can't understand what it means." I looked to where his finger pointed, and behold it was the paragraph you objected to when I read you the lecture on the sea shore! I told him, and said I should confess, however set up it might make you.
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