Reminiscences of a Literary Life volume 1
Reminiscences of a Literary Life volume 1
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Bleau, whose characteristic in- dolence was well known, waited for some " new and elegant types from Frankfort, before he could begin to print, and then he thought he could go to work and knock the business off in three weeks. " " Sed ubi id tempus advenit (growls Vossius) errorem suum animadvertit. " Ep. 234. Edit. 1690, Londini. There is, however, ONE anecdote connected with PUBLICATIONS.
in these occupations ; and would sometimes task my- self to vigorous as well as long-continued studies.
m...y love of Classical Epixtolography, which the fullness of my heart will not allow me to withhold. On my regular annual sojournings at Al- thorp, I was always in the habit, more or less, of seeking this depart- ment of reading and always loving to fancy that I could hear Erasmus, Melancthon, Scaliger, Casaubon, Grotius, and Vossius talk in their respective letters. On the year following that (1819), when my eldest son went to India, I happened to stumble upon the following most moving, and too apposite, passage of a letter from Gerard J.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bleau, whose characteristic in- dolence was well known, waited for some " new and elegant types from Frankfort, before he could begin to print, and then he thought he could go to work and knock the business off in three weeks. " " Sed ubi id tempus advenit (growls Vossius) errorem suum animadvertit. " Ep. 234. Edit. 1690, Londini. There is, however, ONE anecdote connected with PUBLICATIONS.
in these occupations ; and would sometimes task my- self to vigorous as well as long-continued studies.
m...y love of Classical Epixtolography, which the fullness of my heart will not allow me to withhold. On my regular annual sojournings at Al- thorp, I was always in the habit, more or less, of seeking this depart- ment of reading and always loving to fancy that I could hear Erasmus, Melancthon, Scaliger, Casaubon, Grotius, and Vossius talk in their respective letters. On the year following that (1819), when my eldest son went to India, I happened to stumble upon the following most moving, and too apposite, passage of a letter from Gerard J.
What to read after Reminiscences of a Literary Life volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dibdin Thomas Frognall to read onlineMoreLess
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