Talks to Freshman Girls
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Real readers help to make real writers.
Who are some of the real readers we have known? There is Chaucer's 45 TALKS TO FRESHMAN GIRLS Clerk of Oxenford. He owned books, poor as he was; he kept them at the head of his bed; and there you have two unfailing marks of the real reader. (I even like that dash of color, the " black or red" of his bindings; for the real reader loves the outside of his book as well. ) I think of Milton, who made the most beautiful definition of a book I know "the preciou...s life-blood of a master spirit, treasured up on pur- pose to a Life beyond Life. " None but a real reader could have so nobly imagined the book and its author.
When Keats read Chapman's Homer and said that a new planet swam into his ken, he expressed for all readers the sense of surprise, of discovery, and 46 REAL READERS.
of acquisition when they have found a real book.
Into this noble fellowship you and I are allowed to enter, as we leave our college.
47 Ill THE USE OF THE PEN Ill THE USE OF THE PEN SAYS the census-taker once in ten years, "Can you write English?" We are a bit startled by the question: "Can we?" we ask ourselves humbly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Real readers help to make real writers.
Who are some of the real readers we have known? There is Chaucer's 45 TALKS TO FRESHMAN GIRLS Clerk of Oxenford. He owned books, poor as he was; he kept them at the head of his bed; and there you have two unfailing marks of the real reader. (I even like that dash of color, the " black or red" of his bindings; for the real reader loves the outside of his book as well. ) I think of Milton, who made the most beautiful definition of a book I know "the preciou...s life-blood of a master spirit, treasured up on pur- pose to a Life beyond Life. " None but a real reader could have so nobly imagined the book and its author.
When Keats read Chapman's Homer and said that a new planet swam into his ken, he expressed for all readers the sense of surprise, of discovery, and 46 REAL READERS.
of acquisition when they have found a real book.
Into this noble fellowship you and I are allowed to enter, as we leave our college.
47 Ill THE USE OF THE PEN Ill THE USE OF THE PEN SAYS the census-taker once in ten years, "Can you write English?" We are a bit startled by the question: "Can we?" we ask ourselves humbly.
What to read after Talks to Freshman Girls?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Helen Dawes Brown to read onlineMoreLess
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