More Pages From a Journal
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We sympathisewhen we sit in a theatre overpowered by stage agony, but a truersympathy is that which may require some effort, pity for common, dull, and deadly trouble that does not break out in shrieks and isnot provided with metre and scenery.
You were kind enough to get Judith Crowhurst published for me, andit has had what is called a 'success, ' but I doubt if it will do anygood. People devour books but, when they have finished one, theynever ask themselves what is to be done. It is immediat...ely followedby another on a different subject, and reading becomes nothing but apastime or a narcotic. Judith may be admired, but it is by thosewho will not undergo the fatigue of a penny journey in an omnibus tosee their own Judith, perhaps nearly related to them, and willexcuse themselves because she is not entertaining.
I was asked the other day if I was not proud of some of the reviews. Good God! I would rather have been Alice Ayres, {148} and have diedas she died, than have been famous as the author of the DivineComedy, Paradise Lost, or Hamlet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We sympathisewhen we sit in a theatre overpowered by stage agony, but a truersympathy is that which may require some effort, pity for common, dull, and deadly trouble that does not break out in shrieks and isnot provided with metre and scenery.
You were kind enough to get Judith Crowhurst published for me, andit has had what is called a 'success, ' but I doubt if it will do anygood. People devour books but, when they have finished one, theynever ask themselves what is to be done. It is immediat...ely followedby another on a different subject, and reading becomes nothing but apastime or a narcotic. Judith may be admired, but it is by thosewho will not undergo the fatigue of a penny journey in an omnibus tosee their own Judith, perhaps nearly related to them, and willexcuse themselves because she is not entertaining.
I was asked the other day if I was not proud of some of the reviews. Good God! I would rather have been Alice Ayres, {148} and have diedas she died, than have been famous as the author of the DivineComedy, Paradise Lost, or Hamlet.
What to read after More Pages From a Journal?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rutherford Mark to read onlineMoreLess
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