The Temple Library volume 7
The Temple Library volume 7
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["The Atlas, " March 14th, 1846. "Table Talk, " 185:. C Kent, 1S89. ] J ABLE-TALK, to be perfect, should be sincere without bigotry, differing with- out discord, sometimes grave, always agreeable, touching on deep points, dwelling most on seasonable ones, and letting every- body speak and be heard. During the wine after dinner, if the door of the room be opened, there sometimes comes bursting up the drawing-room stairs a noise like that of a tap-room. Everybody is shouting in order to make hims...elf audible ; argu- ment is tempted to confound itself with loudness ; and there is not one conversation going forward, but six, or a score. This is better than formality and want of spirits ; but it is no more the right thing, than a scramble is a dance, or the tap-room chorus a quartette of Rossini. The perfection of conversa- tional intercourse is when the breeding of high life is animated by the fervour of genius. 13(> LEIGH HUNT. SPENSER. 1 [BORN 1552 — DIED 1598. ] [From an article on his poetry in " T.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
["The Atlas, " March 14th, 1846. "Table Talk, " 185:. C Kent, 1S89. ] J ABLE-TALK, to be perfect, should be sincere without bigotry, differing with- out discord, sometimes grave, always agreeable, touching on deep points, dwelling most on seasonable ones, and letting every- body speak and be heard. During the wine after dinner, if the door of the room be opened, there sometimes comes bursting up the drawing-room stairs a noise like that of a tap-room. Everybody is shouting in order to make hims...elf audible ; argu- ment is tempted to confound itself with loudness ; and there is not one conversation going forward, but six, or a score. This is better than formality and want of spirits ; but it is no more the right thing, than a scramble is a dance, or the tap-room chorus a quartette of Rossini. The perfection of conversa- tional intercourse is when the breeding of high life is animated by the fervour of genius. 13(> LEIGH HUNT. SPENSER. 1 [BORN 1552 — DIED 1598. ] [From an article on his poetry in " T.
What to read after The Temple Library volume 7?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G W Gilderoy Wells Griffin to read onlineMoreLess
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