Robert Louis Stevenson
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He was nervous and ineffective, and hadno power of debate; but his papers were successful. " In one of hisessays, touching on this select assemblage, Louis sketches what theeditor of the History of the Speculative Society, just published, calls "a little Dutch picture; it focuses in vivid colour theassociations which rise in the memory at the name of the Spec. --thestately old room aglow with many candles, the books, the portraits, the pious commemoration of the dead, --famous men and our fathe...rsthat begat us. " "Stevenson, " Mr Dickson goes on to say, "is the mostfamous man of letters who has belonged to the Society since Scott. No more interesting personality has ever been of our number, and noone has in the public eye been more closely identified with theSociety. " "Oh, I do think the Spec, is about the best thing inEdinburgh, " Louis exclaims, and twice he was President of the"worshipful society. " A contemporary of Stevenson's, Sheriff Guthrie, wrote in 1899, "Iknew Louis first in the Speculative Society; second, as a fellowstudent in the University Law Classes; third, being called to theScottish Bar about the same time as a brother-in-law; and last, as afriend with many interests in common.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was nervous and ineffective, and hadno power of debate; but his papers were successful. " In one of hisessays, touching on this select assemblage, Louis sketches what theeditor of the History of the Speculative Society, just published, calls "a little Dutch picture; it focuses in vivid colour theassociations which rise in the memory at the name of the Spec. --thestately old room aglow with many candles, the books, the portraits, the pious commemoration of the dead, --famous men and our fathe...rsthat begat us. " "Stevenson, " Mr Dickson goes on to say, "is the mostfamous man of letters who has belonged to the Society since Scott. No more interesting personality has ever been of our number, and noone has in the public eye been more closely identified with theSociety. " "Oh, I do think the Spec, is about the best thing inEdinburgh, " Louis exclaims, and twice he was President of the"worshipful society. " A contemporary of Stevenson's, Sheriff Guthrie, wrote in 1899, "Iknew Louis first in the Speculative Society; second, as a fellowstudent in the University Law Classes; third, being called to theScottish Bar about the same time as a brother-in-law; and last, as afriend with many interests in common.
What to read after Robert Louis Stevenson?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Simpson Evelyn Blantyre to read onlineMoreLess
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