Life of Johnson, volume 2
Life of Johnson, volume 2
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'DEAR SIR, 'I wish you could have looked over my book before the printer, but itcould not easily be. I suspect some mistakes; but as I deal, perhaps, more in notions than in facts, the matter is not great, and the secondedition will be mended, if any such there be. The press will go onslowly for a time, because I am going into Wales to-morrow.
'I should be very sorry if I appeared to treat such a character as LordHailes otherwise than with high respect. I return the sheets[818], towhich I have ...done what mischief I could; and finding it so little, thought not much of sending them. The narrative is clear, lively, andshort.
'I have done worse to Lord Hailes than by neglecting his sheets: I haverun him in debt. Dr. Horne, the President of Magdalen College in Oxford, wrote to me about three months ago, that he purposed to reprint_Walton's Lives_, and desired me to contribute to the work: my answerwas, that Lord Hailes intended the same publication; and Dr. Home hasresigned it to him[819]. His Lordship must now think seriously about it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'DEAR SIR, 'I wish you could have looked over my book before the printer, but itcould not easily be. I suspect some mistakes; but as I deal, perhaps, more in notions than in facts, the matter is not great, and the secondedition will be mended, if any such there be. The press will go onslowly for a time, because I am going into Wales to-morrow.
'I should be very sorry if I appeared to treat such a character as LordHailes otherwise than with high respect. I return the sheets[818], towhich I have ...done what mischief I could; and finding it so little, thought not much of sending them. The narrative is clear, lively, andshort.
'I have done worse to Lord Hailes than by neglecting his sheets: I haverun him in debt. Dr. Horne, the President of Magdalen College in Oxford, wrote to me about three months ago, that he purposed to reprint_Walton's Lives_, and desired me to contribute to the work: my answerwas, that Lord Hailes intended the same publication; and Dr. Home hasresigned it to him[819]. His Lordship must now think seriously about it.
What to read after Life of Johnson, volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Boswell James to read onlineMoreLess
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