The Life And Letters of Hugh Miller volume 02
The Life And Letters of Hugh Miller volume 02
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And when he deals with intricate and complex matters, when he gets among the coal-measures and the salt works, his lucidity is as remarkable as his breadth. The light never is so dazzling as to obscure the object on which it falls ; and yet we feel that the light itself is pleasant to the eyes, and that its touch lends beauty to that which it illumines.
" Sir, you have an eye, " Pope s friends in need, when they wanted to get something out of him, used to observe. Thanks, by the way, to them, f...or so doing, since they would not, even for purposes of adulation, have ventured on the remark, if there had not been conspicuous splendor in the orb. " Sir, you have an eye, " was what English critics said when Miller s chapters, detailing his impressions, were pub lished in the columns of the "Witness. " A Birmingham editor, ignorant as to Miller, and fancying, for what reason I know not, that he was a " dominie, " quoted passages de scriptive of Birmingham and its district, and said that the writer must be a very remarkable man, since he had seen a great deal which had escaped the observation of the natives, but which, on its being pointed out to them, they also could see.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And when he deals with intricate and complex matters, when he gets among the coal-measures and the salt works, his lucidity is as remarkable as his breadth. The light never is so dazzling as to obscure the object on which it falls ; and yet we feel that the light itself is pleasant to the eyes, and that its touch lends beauty to that which it illumines.
" Sir, you have an eye, " Pope s friends in need, when they wanted to get something out of him, used to observe. Thanks, by the way, to them, f...or so doing, since they would not, even for purposes of adulation, have ventured on the remark, if there had not been conspicuous splendor in the orb. " Sir, you have an eye, " was what English critics said when Miller s chapters, detailing his impressions, were pub lished in the columns of the "Witness. " A Birmingham editor, ignorant as to Miller, and fancying, for what reason I know not, that he was a " dominie, " quoted passages de scriptive of Birmingham and its district, and said that the writer must be a very remarkable man, since he had seen a great deal which had escaped the observation of the natives, but which, on its being pointed out to them, they also could see.
What to read after The Life And Letters of Hugh Miller volume 02?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peter Bayne to read onlineMoreLess
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