Passages From the Autobiography of a Shakespeare Student
Passages From the Autobiography of a Shakespeare Student
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A Series of Essays on Life, Literature, and Manners. By Sir E. Bclwee Lytton, Bart. Two Vols. W. Blackwood and Sons, Edinburgh and London. 18G3.
REMINISCENCES. 35 can satisfy the claim of the fancy to be stimulated and of the imagination to be roused, he will discourse eloquently and profitably on all matters that affect the conduct of life. When he has secured the attention of his reader he can then discuss the gravest topics in a style that is almost sure to captivate. There are many essayist...s who treat the subjects they select in a profounder way, Avitli more condensed wisdom, with more subtle analysis, with keener and more ample philosophic discernment. There are many who speak more earnestly and impressively to the heart and conscience of their readers. There are many, though not so many as of the classes before indicated, with as large an acquaintance with men and manners, with books and literature. But there are few who have the art of fascinating more completely than our author.
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A Series of Essays on Life, Literature, and Manners. By Sir E. Bclwee Lytton, Bart. Two Vols. W. Blackwood and Sons, Edinburgh and London. 18G3.
REMINISCENCES. 35 can satisfy the claim of the fancy to be stimulated and of the imagination to be roused, he will discourse eloquently and profitably on all matters that affect the conduct of life. When he has secured the attention of his reader he can then discuss the gravest topics in a style that is almost sure to captivate. There are many essayist...s who treat the subjects they select in a profounder way, Avitli more condensed wisdom, with more subtle analysis, with keener and more ample philosophic discernment. There are many who speak more earnestly and impressively to the heart and conscience of their readers. There are many, though not so many as of the classes before indicated, with as large an acquaintance with men and manners, with books and literature. But there are few who have the art of fascinating more completely than our author.
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