The Autobiography of William Jerdan, With His Literary, Political And Social Reminiscences And Correspondence During the Last Fifty Years 3
The Autobiography of William Jerdan, With His Literary, Political And Social Reminiscences And Correspondence During the Last Fifty Years 3
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Mrs. Dr. Hughes, the intimate of Southey, Scott, and all the eminent — herself worthy of their esteem — was also a prized contributor of interesting communications, and her residence, in Amen Comer, a delightful resort for persons dbtinguished in the literary circles.
In the male line, besides those I have already enumerated, my volunteer corps was very efficient, and did great service in every department to which their welcome co-operation extended. Mr. Thomas Greenwood enriched my page with v...aluable papers on German literature, music, and musical tuition in England, and the corn laws in political economy.
Mr. Muloch, with a genius for every passing theme, failed me not with his " notions " as they crossed the scene.
Translations of the patriotic and stirring " Lyrics of Komer," by Cyrus Redding, made the German author better known to the English public ; and to the same able journalist and writer I owed a continuation of popular and acceptable articles.
Mr. J, P. Davis, an artist, whose paintings at this period attracted much admiration, was as skilful with his pen as his pencil, and some graceful compositions of his adorned the ** Gazette." He is still "honoured in the land," but I cannot tell how it is that he has not pursued his pro- fession to higher fame than he has achieved.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mrs. Dr. Hughes, the intimate of Southey, Scott, and all the eminent — herself worthy of their esteem — was also a prized contributor of interesting communications, and her residence, in Amen Comer, a delightful resort for persons dbtinguished in the literary circles.
In the male line, besides those I have already enumerated, my volunteer corps was very efficient, and did great service in every department to which their welcome co-operation extended. Mr. Thomas Greenwood enriched my page with v...aluable papers on German literature, music, and musical tuition in England, and the corn laws in political economy.
Mr. Muloch, with a genius for every passing theme, failed me not with his " notions " as they crossed the scene.
Translations of the patriotic and stirring " Lyrics of Komer," by Cyrus Redding, made the German author better known to the English public ; and to the same able journalist and writer I owed a continuation of popular and acceptable articles.
Mr. J, P. Davis, an artist, whose paintings at this period attracted much admiration, was as skilful with his pen as his pencil, and some graceful compositions of his adorned the ** Gazette." He is still "honoured in the land," but I cannot tell how it is that he has not pursued his pro- fession to higher fame than he has achieved.
What to read after The Autobiography of William Jerdan, With His Literary, Political And Social Reminiscences And Correspondence During the Last Fifty Years 3?
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