Personal Recollections of Thomas De Quincey
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" For myself, " said De Quincey, " I should as soon expect to find something about the blood of Christ blurting out in the pages of Livy or Plato as an allusion to immortality in this old Arabian writer. " On the Saturday a little note came from De Quincey as follows : — " My dear Sir — On Wednesday evening I was obliged to attend a party, from which I returned with a most distressing affection of the chest ; and since then the greater part of every day has been passed in bed. To-day up to 3 o'...clock I endeavoured to struggle with it, but have been obliged to go to bed. I am ashamed to have caused you any trouble ; but in deep sincerity I am wholly disabled even for sitting up. — Pray believe me your obliged "Thomas de Quincey.
1 ' Sat. 22 d November. ' ' 60 PERSONAL RECOLLECTIONS OF When I told Thackeray that we had hoped to get De Quincey to come to meet him, he said he felt much flattered, and that nothing would have pleased him more than to have met a man whose writings he so much ad- mired.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" For myself, " said De Quincey, " I should as soon expect to find something about the blood of Christ blurting out in the pages of Livy or Plato as an allusion to immortality in this old Arabian writer. " On the Saturday a little note came from De Quincey as follows : — " My dear Sir — On Wednesday evening I was obliged to attend a party, from which I returned with a most distressing affection of the chest ; and since then the greater part of every day has been passed in bed. To-day up to 3 o'...clock I endeavoured to struggle with it, but have been obliged to go to bed. I am ashamed to have caused you any trouble ; but in deep sincerity I am wholly disabled even for sitting up. — Pray believe me your obliged "Thomas de Quincey.
1 ' Sat. 22 d November. ' ' 60 PERSONAL RECOLLECTIONS OF When I told Thackeray that we had hoped to get De Quincey to come to meet him, he said he felt much flattered, and that nothing would have pleased him more than to have met a man whose writings he so much ad- mired.
What to read after Personal Recollections of Thomas De Quincey?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Ritchie Findlay to read onlineMoreLess
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