The Great English Letter Writers volume 2
The Great English Letter Writers volume 2
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The sixth canto is altogether redun- dant ; for the poem should certainly have closed with the union of the lovers, when the interest, if any, was at an end. But what could I do ? I had my book and my page still on my hands, and must get rid of them at all events. Manage them as I would, their catastrophe must have been insufficient to occupy an entire canto ; so I was fain to eke it out with songs of the Minstrels. I will now descend from the con- fessional, which I think I have occupied long ...enough for the patience of my fair confessor. I am happy 158 THE ARTIST AND HIS ART you are disposed to give me absolution, notwithstanding all my sins.
" MR. H. " Charles Lamb to Mr. Manning $th December, 1806.
Manning, your letter dated Hottentots, August the what-was-it ? came to hand. I can scarce hope that mine will have the same luck. China Canton bless us how it strains the imagination and makes it ache ! I write under another uncertainty, whether it can go to-morrow by a ship which I have just learned is going off direct to your part of the world, or whether the despatches may not be sealed up and this have to wait, for if it is detained here, it will grow staler in a fortnight than in a five months' voyage coming to you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The sixth canto is altogether redun- dant ; for the poem should certainly have closed with the union of the lovers, when the interest, if any, was at an end. But what could I do ? I had my book and my page still on my hands, and must get rid of them at all events. Manage them as I would, their catastrophe must have been insufficient to occupy an entire canto ; so I was fain to eke it out with songs of the Minstrels. I will now descend from the con- fessional, which I think I have occupied long ...enough for the patience of my fair confessor. I am happy 158 THE ARTIST AND HIS ART you are disposed to give me absolution, notwithstanding all my sins.
" MR. H. " Charles Lamb to Mr. Manning $th December, 1806.
Manning, your letter dated Hottentots, August the what-was-it ? came to hand. I can scarce hope that mine will have the same luck. China Canton bless us how it strains the imagination and makes it ache ! I write under another uncertainty, whether it can go to-morrow by a ship which I have just learned is going off direct to your part of the world, or whether the despatches may not be sealed up and this have to wait, for if it is detained here, it will grow staler in a fortnight than in a five months' voyage coming to you.
What to read after The Great English Letter Writers volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William James Dawson to read onlineMoreLess
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