The Letters of Richard Ford 1797 1858
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I am rubbing up what I knew at eighteen and nineteen ; it is an awful thing, now the world is so learned and the lower orders walking encyclopedias, to think of writing anything and printing. Nous verrons.
Once settled at Exeter, Ford began to write an account of his Spanish experiences. The pocket- books, in which he had noted whatever had im- pressed him in his travels or his reading, were brought out, and the task was commenced with characteristic zest. But the book which he had planned in 1...834 was never written. Many circum- stances led to the abandonment of the design. For a time he was discouraged by Addington's criticisms. Then his literary ambitions were tem- porarily checked by the passion for house-building and landscape-gardening; when these w^ere revived, they were fully occupied in the articles which, from 1836 onwards, he contributed to the Quarterly 18 138 EXETER Review. Finally the material which he had col- lected was embodied in The Handbook for Spain (1845), ^^d the Gatherings from Spain (1846).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I am rubbing up what I knew at eighteen and nineteen ; it is an awful thing, now the world is so learned and the lower orders walking encyclopedias, to think of writing anything and printing. Nous verrons.
Once settled at Exeter, Ford began to write an account of his Spanish experiences. The pocket- books, in which he had noted whatever had im- pressed him in his travels or his reading, were brought out, and the task was commenced with characteristic zest. But the book which he had planned in 1...834 was never written. Many circum- stances led to the abandonment of the design. For a time he was discouraged by Addington's criticisms. Then his literary ambitions were tem- porarily checked by the passion for house-building and landscape-gardening; when these w^ere revived, they were fully occupied in the articles which, from 1836 onwards, he contributed to the Quarterly 18 138 EXETER Review. Finally the material which he had col- lected was embodied in The Handbook for Spain (1845), ^^d the Gatherings from Spain (1846).
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