Life of Leigh Hunt
Life of Leigh Hunt
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Leigh Hunt, to which Hunt refers as " Marianne's Dream " in a letter of November, 1818.
Not the least noteworthy passage in this, the most interesting series of letters which Leigh Hunt ever wrote, is that which relates to the Indicator, a periodical which contains the flower of Hunt's work as an essayist.
" I have now (September 20, 181 9) a new periodical work in hand, in addition to the Examiner. My prospectuses come out in a week or two, and the first number follows the week after. [The fir...st number appeared October 13, 18 19. ] It is to be called the Indicator, after a bird of that name who shows people where to find wild honey, and will, in fact, be nothing but a collection of very short pieces of remark, biography, ancient fiction, &c. ; in short, of any subjects that come to hand, and of which I shall endeavour to extract the essence for the reader. It will have nothing temporary whatsoever in it, political or critical, and indeed will be as pleasant labour to me as I can have, poetry always excepted.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Leigh Hunt, to which Hunt refers as " Marianne's Dream " in a letter of November, 1818.
Not the least noteworthy passage in this, the most interesting series of letters which Leigh Hunt ever wrote, is that which relates to the Indicator, a periodical which contains the flower of Hunt's work as an essayist.
" I have now (September 20, 181 9) a new periodical work in hand, in addition to the Examiner. My prospectuses come out in a week or two, and the first number follows the week after. [The fir...st number appeared October 13, 18 19. ] It is to be called the Indicator, after a bird of that name who shows people where to find wild honey, and will, in fact, be nothing but a collection of very short pieces of remark, biography, ancient fiction, &c. ; in short, of any subjects that come to hand, and of which I shall endeavour to extract the essence for the reader. It will have nothing temporary whatsoever in it, political or critical, and indeed will be as pleasant labour to me as I can have, poetry always excepted.
What to read after Life of Leigh Hunt?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W Cosmo William Cosmo Monkhouse to read onlineMoreLess
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