Mayfair to Millbank : a Novel 1
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Your debtors generally do so — and few will believe in your high principle if they do not perceive the substantial fruits of it when they present you with '^ their little account," or enquire if it is convenient for you to return the little sum you borrowed.
MAYFAIR TO MILLBANK. 13^ Edgar tried his hand at literary composition, and with the pardonable vanity of a young author, looked with some degree of satisfaction on his first production. He compared it with the writ- ings of others, and it s...eemed to present a favour- able contrast. Alas ! for the fondness of literary paternity. It was sent to a fashionable periodical, and — returned with the Editor's compliments and regrets, that ** it was not suitable." That good old motto, " try again," was put in practice, and again, and again Edgar tried, till at last, ! joyful moment, his fame was achieved, his fortune made — he was in print!
Dangerous delusion ! How many hours and days had he toiled for the few guineas which his writing brought him !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Your debtors generally do so — and few will believe in your high principle if they do not perceive the substantial fruits of it when they present you with '^ their little account," or enquire if it is convenient for you to return the little sum you borrowed.
MAYFAIR TO MILLBANK. 13^ Edgar tried his hand at literary composition, and with the pardonable vanity of a young author, looked with some degree of satisfaction on his first production. He compared it with the writ- ings of others, and it s...eemed to present a favour- able contrast. Alas ! for the fondness of literary paternity. It was sent to a fashionable periodical, and — returned with the Editor's compliments and regrets, that ** it was not suitable." That good old motto, " try again," was put in practice, and again, and again Edgar tried, till at last, ! joyful moment, his fame was achieved, his fortune made — he was in print!
Dangerous delusion ! How many hours and days had he toiled for the few guineas which his writing brought him !
What to read after Mayfair to Millbank : a Novel 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Harris to read onlineMoreLess
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