The Letters of Elizabeth Barrett Browning, volume Ii
The Letters of Elizabeth Barrett Browning, volume Ii
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Women who throw up thegame early (or even late) and wear dresses 'suitable to their years'(that is, as hideous as possible), are a disgrace to their sex, aren'tthey now? And women and men with statistical memories, who are alwaysquoting centuries and the years thereof ('Do you remember in '20?' _Asif anybody could_), are the pests of society. And, in short, and for mypart, whatever honours of authorship may ever befall me, I hope I may besafe from the epithet which distinguishes the Venerable B...ede.
Now, if I had written this from Paris, you would have cried out upon thefrivolity I had picked up. Who would imagine that I had just finished asummer of mountain solitude, succeeding a winter's meditation onSwedenborg's philosophy, and that such fruit was of it all? By the way, tell me how it was that Paris did harm to Moore? Mentally, was it, andmorally, or in the matter of the body? I have not seen the biographyyet. Italy keeps us behind in new books. But the extracts given innewspapers displease me through the ignoble tone of 'doing honour to thelord, ' which is anything but religious.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Women who throw up thegame early (or even late) and wear dresses 'suitable to their years'(that is, as hideous as possible), are a disgrace to their sex, aren'tthey now? And women and men with statistical memories, who are alwaysquoting centuries and the years thereof ('Do you remember in '20?' _Asif anybody could_), are the pests of society. And, in short, and for mypart, whatever honours of authorship may ever befall me, I hope I may besafe from the epithet which distinguishes the Venerable B...ede.
Now, if I had written this from Paris, you would have cried out upon thefrivolity I had picked up. Who would imagine that I had just finished asummer of mountain solitude, succeeding a winter's meditation onSwedenborg's philosophy, and that such fruit was of it all? By the way, tell me how it was that Paris did harm to Moore? Mentally, was it, andmorally, or in the matter of the body? I have not seen the biographyyet. Italy keeps us behind in new books. But the extracts given innewspapers displease me through the ignoble tone of 'doing honour to thelord, ' which is anything but religious.
What to read after The Letters of Elizabeth Barrett Browning, volume Ii?
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