The Wanderer
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" "Are you an Englishman ?" carelessly asked the bookseller, apparently merely for the sake of saying something.
"No, I was born in New York; but, I have been for many years abroad, and I must acknowledge that 1 have felt some pride when I have heard the genius of my countrymen eulogized in other lands. Formerly a European reputation was required ; now, it is not necessary, for the sale of an American book. " " No, sir, no, " said the bookseller with a sigh, (he was evi- dently one of the olden... school who regret the progress of the times. ) "No, sir, I have here, " pointing to his shelves, "a large collection of the old standard authors, sir, Shakspeare, Addison, Fielding, Smollett, Mrs. Radcliffe, Miss Porter, and a host of others. I used to sell them freely, now they are sel- dom asked for. The trade has changed sir, sadly changed, and BEHIND THE AGE. 859 there is little or no demand for any but American books. As you say sir, nobody stops to inquire now, if an author has achieved a European reputation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Are you an Englishman ?" carelessly asked the bookseller, apparently merely for the sake of saying something.
"No, I was born in New York; but, I have been for many years abroad, and I must acknowledge that 1 have felt some pride when I have heard the genius of my countrymen eulogized in other lands. Formerly a European reputation was required ; now, it is not necessary, for the sale of an American book. " " No, sir, no, " said the bookseller with a sigh, (he was evi- dently one of the olden... school who regret the progress of the times. ) "No, sir, I have here, " pointing to his shelves, "a large collection of the old standard authors, sir, Shakspeare, Addison, Fielding, Smollett, Mrs. Radcliffe, Miss Porter, and a host of others. I used to sell them freely, now they are sel- dom asked for. The trade has changed sir, sadly changed, and BEHIND THE AGE. 859 there is little or no demand for any but American books. As you say sir, nobody stops to inquire now, if an author has achieved a European reputation.
What to read after The Wanderer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James a Maitland to read onlineMoreLess
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