Life of Sir Walter Scott
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They talked of the novels, Scott discarding from the begin- ning all affectation of incognito, and saying " they have been a mine of wealth to me ; but T find I fail in them now ; I cannot MRS. COUTTS. 229 make them so good as at &st. " Then they spoke of the abun- dance of good verse. " Hardly a magaziae is published now, " said Moore, " that does not contain vei*ses which thirty years ago would have made a reputation. " " Ecod, " chuckled Scott, " we were in the luck of it, to come before tho...se fellows. Wo have, like Bobadil, taught them to beat us at our own wea- pons. " Then would follow a dinner with Sir Adam Ferguson to sing Jacobite songs or tell peninsular stories ; and Tom Moore would sing one of his own melodies, and so off to the theatre, where the audience received the Httle poet with rapture. " I could have hugged them for it, " says Scott, " for it paid back the debt of the kind reception which I received in Ireland. " Mr. Moore was followed by the wealthy Mi-s. Coutts and her future husband the Duke of St.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They talked of the novels, Scott discarding from the begin- ning all affectation of incognito, and saying " they have been a mine of wealth to me ; but T find I fail in them now ; I cannot MRS. COUTTS. 229 make them so good as at &st. " Then they spoke of the abun- dance of good verse. " Hardly a magaziae is published now, " said Moore, " that does not contain vei*ses which thirty years ago would have made a reputation. " " Ecod, " chuckled Scott, " we were in the luck of it, to come before tho...se fellows. Wo have, like Bobadil, taught them to beat us at our own wea- pons. " Then would follow a dinner with Sir Adam Ferguson to sing Jacobite songs or tell peninsular stories ; and Tom Moore would sing one of his own melodies, and so off to the theatre, where the audience received the Httle poet with rapture. " I could have hugged them for it, " says Scott, " for it paid back the debt of the kind reception which I received in Ireland. " Mr. Moore was followed by the wealthy Mi-s. Coutts and her future husband the Duke of St.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Xavier Donald Macleod to read onlineMoreLess
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