The Paradox Club
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Happier is the honest book- malvcr, or the weary editor. And Pub- lishers ? Their motto should be ' Great wit to madness nearly is allied ; ' for their doors are crowded with littdrateurs who to demonstrate that they are possessed of genius produce works which prove in- sanity runs in the family. A Publisher indeed is assailed by so many poets, re- ceives so many novels, devises so many schemes for the decent interment of still- born literary infants, that he would soon give up the ghost were i...t not for the Review Book, a tonic of great strength and bitterness. Some authors however affirm that the book that interests him the most is his Cheque Book. " ** What is the pleasantest thing you know, Weld ? " asked Lofthouse, disre- garding Martell's audible aside that though a woman's vanity always saves 152 THE PARADOX CLUB.
her from egotism, a Poet's egotism never saves him from vanity, " To box with a man three stone h'ghter than myself, " answered Patrick ; *' or to swim in a sea rough enouo^h to make one's friends needlessly alarmed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Happier is the honest book- malvcr, or the weary editor. And Pub- lishers ? Their motto should be ' Great wit to madness nearly is allied ; ' for their doors are crowded with littdrateurs who to demonstrate that they are possessed of genius produce works which prove in- sanity runs in the family. A Publisher indeed is assailed by so many poets, re- ceives so many novels, devises so many schemes for the decent interment of still- born literary infants, that he would soon give up the ghost were i...t not for the Review Book, a tonic of great strength and bitterness. Some authors however affirm that the book that interests him the most is his Cheque Book. " ** What is the pleasantest thing you know, Weld ? " asked Lofthouse, disre- garding Martell's audible aside that though a woman's vanity always saves 152 THE PARADOX CLUB.
her from egotism, a Poet's egotism never saves him from vanity, " To box with a man three stone h'ghter than myself, " answered Patrick ; *' or to swim in a sea rough enouo^h to make one's friends needlessly alarmed.
What to read after The Paradox Club?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Garnett to read onlineMoreLess
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