The Papers of a Critic volume 2
The Papers of a Critic volume 2
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It would be laughable under other circumstances to see what rubbish, when it suits a purpose, is said to have been the " report of a speech. " A reader of the present day can have no conception of it : but we shall shortly have occasion to submit a specimen. Alinon for two or three years reported the Debates for the London Evening Post, and flattered him- self they were done with extreme accuracy. Indeed, as he tells us, he took great pains to insure accuracy ; not by attending " the gallery " ...and taking notes, which would have been a hazardous experiment, but by calling on the parties to whom he was known, asking questions of others, and col- lecting information from members and political gossips who frequented his shop. Such perfection, indeed, did he arrive * Qy. Was not Wright the true editor of the Chat. Corr. ?
VOL. II. I 114 PA PEES OF A CRITIC. [IV.
at in this odd way, that the proprietors of the St. James's Chronicle became alarmed, and employed a rival collector who went down every day to the Houses, and got information direct from the fountain-head : that is, from the door-keepers and other attendants !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It would be laughable under other circumstances to see what rubbish, when it suits a purpose, is said to have been the " report of a speech. " A reader of the present day can have no conception of it : but we shall shortly have occasion to submit a specimen. Alinon for two or three years reported the Debates for the London Evening Post, and flattered him- self they were done with extreme accuracy. Indeed, as he tells us, he took great pains to insure accuracy ; not by attending " the gallery " ...and taking notes, which would have been a hazardous experiment, but by calling on the parties to whom he was known, asking questions of others, and col- lecting information from members and political gossips who frequented his shop. Such perfection, indeed, did he arrive * Qy. Was not Wright the true editor of the Chat. Corr. ?
VOL. II. I 114 PA PEES OF A CRITIC. [IV.
at in this odd way, that the proprietors of the St. James's Chronicle became alarmed, and employed a rival collector who went down every day to the Houses, and got information direct from the fountain-head : that is, from the door-keepers and other attendants !
What to read after The Papers of a Critic volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles W Dilke to read onlineMoreLess
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