Southern Literary Readings
Southern Literary Readings
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Again he entered enthusiastically into the work of the literary societies, and again he was disappointed in not being elected orator of his society. He earned for himself, however, the distinction of being one of the most brilliant speakers in the university.
On his return to his native state he determined to make journalism his life work, and through thick and thin, through poverty and success, even in the face of flattering opportunities to go into politics and accept public office, he adhere...d to his determination. He began by reporting or writing special articles for various newspapers in his own fanciful and attractive style. Soon he launched into the business side of journalism by purchasing and combining two papers in Rome, Georgia. Grady had so many purely idealistic notions about newspaper work that he speedily made a financial failure of this venture. He then went to Atlanta, and in conjunction with two partners founded the Daily Herald. So daring and unpractical were the projects of these idealistic editors that the paper failed financially, and swept away the remnant of Grady's patrimony.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Again he entered enthusiastically into the work of the literary societies, and again he was disappointed in not being elected orator of his society. He earned for himself, however, the distinction of being one of the most brilliant speakers in the university.
On his return to his native state he determined to make journalism his life work, and through thick and thin, through poverty and success, even in the face of flattering opportunities to go into politics and accept public office, he adhere...d to his determination. He began by reporting or writing special articles for various newspapers in his own fanciful and attractive style. Soon he launched into the business side of journalism by purchasing and combining two papers in Rome, Georgia. Grady had so many purely idealistic notions about newspaper work that he speedily made a financial failure of this venture. He then went to Atlanta, and in conjunction with two partners founded the Daily Herald. So daring and unpractical were the projects of these idealistic editors that the paper failed financially, and swept away the remnant of Grady's patrimony.
What to read after Southern Literary Readings?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Leonidas Warren Payne to read onlineMoreLess
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