Selections From His Essays, Letters And Verses
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I shall be some time before I get quite recon- ciled to the separation. Farewell, old cronies ; yet not for long, for again and again I will come among ye, if I shall have your leave.
Farewell, Ch , dry, sarcastic, and friendly!
87 Charles Lamb Do , mild, slow to move, and gentlemanly !
PI , officious to do and to volunteer good services ! — and thou, thou dreary pile, fit man- sion for a Gresham or a Whittington of old, stately house of Merchants; with thy labyrin- thine passages, and light-ex...cluding, pent-up of- fices, where candles for one-half the year sup- plied the place of the sun's light; unhealthy contributor to my weal, stern fosterer of my living, farewell ! In thee remain, and not in the obscure collection of some wandering book- seller, my "works!" There let them rest, as I do from my labours, piled on thy massy shelves, more MSS. in folio than ever Aquinas left, and full as useful ! My mantle I be- queathe among ye.
A fortnight has passed since the date of my first communication.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I shall be some time before I get quite recon- ciled to the separation. Farewell, old cronies ; yet not for long, for again and again I will come among ye, if I shall have your leave.
Farewell, Ch , dry, sarcastic, and friendly!
87 Charles Lamb Do , mild, slow to move, and gentlemanly !
PI , officious to do and to volunteer good services ! — and thou, thou dreary pile, fit man- sion for a Gresham or a Whittington of old, stately house of Merchants; with thy labyrin- thine passages, and light-ex...cluding, pent-up of- fices, where candles for one-half the year sup- plied the place of the sun's light; unhealthy contributor to my weal, stern fosterer of my living, farewell ! In thee remain, and not in the obscure collection of some wandering book- seller, my "works!" There let them rest, as I do from my labours, piled on thy massy shelves, more MSS. in folio than ever Aquinas left, and full as useful ! My mantle I be- queathe among ye.
A fortnight has passed since the date of my first communication.
What to read after Selections From His Essays, Letters And Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lamb Charles to read onlineMoreLess
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