The Poetry of Sport
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141 We have tried, as mentioned in the Introduction, to trace back each piece and to give the earUest rendering, thereby dis- regarding the many stages through which it has passed. It is possible sometimes to find eight distinct variations, and as the first is not ahvays the best verse, some of our friends will appear here in old garments that seem to fit them rather awkwardly. The extraordinary liberties that have been taken in the past with the works of fairly well-known writers will be incre...dible to those who have not studied the subject. Many editors and printers seem to have considered it part of their duty to improve the work on which they were engaged, till often in a hundred years hardly a vestige of the original remains. It may be in- teresting to give an example. On looking over one of the magazines issued seventy years ago, a passage quoted from an author whose works were known to us seemed unfamiliar ; we traced it, however, by a note to an edition printed about 1720, and found that, though differing slightly on account of a few misprints, it was fairly accurate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
141 We have tried, as mentioned in the Introduction, to trace back each piece and to give the earUest rendering, thereby dis- regarding the many stages through which it has passed. It is possible sometimes to find eight distinct variations, and as the first is not ahvays the best verse, some of our friends will appear here in old garments that seem to fit them rather awkwardly. The extraordinary liberties that have been taken in the past with the works of fairly well-known writers will be incre...dible to those who have not studied the subject. Many editors and printers seem to have considered it part of their duty to improve the work on which they were engaged, till often in a hundred years hardly a vestige of the original remains. It may be in- teresting to give an example. On looking over one of the magazines issued seventy years ago, a passage quoted from an author whose works were known to us seemed unfamiliar ; we traced it, however, by a note to an edition printed about 1720, and found that, though differing slightly on account of a few misprints, it was fairly accurate.
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