The Works of Edgar Allan Poe, volume 8
The Works of Edgar Allan Poe, volume 8
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Its printing is clear beyond comparison. Its paper is magnificent, and we undertake to say (for we have read it through with the greatest attention) that there is not a single typographical error in it from one end to the other.
242 Digitized byGoogk SEBA SMITH Further than this, in the way of commendation, no man with both brains and conscience should proceed.
In truth, a more absurdly flat affair — for flat is the only epithet which applies in this case — was never before paraded to the world... with so grotesque an air of bombast and assumption.
To give some idea of the tout ensemble of the book ; we have first a Dedication to the " Young People of the United States," in which " Mr. Jack Downing " lives, in " the hope that he may do some good in his day and generation, by adding something to the sources of rational enjoyment and mental culture,''^ Next, we have a Preface, occup)dng four pages, in which, quoting his publishers, the author tells us that poetry is a "very great bore, and won't sell" — a thing which cannot be denied in certain cases, but which " Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Its printing is clear beyond comparison. Its paper is magnificent, and we undertake to say (for we have read it through with the greatest attention) that there is not a single typographical error in it from one end to the other.
242 Digitized byGoogk SEBA SMITH Further than this, in the way of commendation, no man with both brains and conscience should proceed.
In truth, a more absurdly flat affair — for flat is the only epithet which applies in this case — was never before paraded to the world... with so grotesque an air of bombast and assumption.
To give some idea of the tout ensemble of the book ; we have first a Dedication to the " Young People of the United States," in which " Mr. Jack Downing " lives, in " the hope that he may do some good in his day and generation, by adding something to the sources of rational enjoyment and mental culture,''^ Next, we have a Preface, occup)dng four pages, in which, quoting his publishers, the author tells us that poetry is a "very great bore, and won't sell" — a thing which cannot be denied in certain cases, but which " Mr.
What to read after The Works of Edgar Allan Poe, volume 8?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edgar Allan Poe, Edmund Clarence Stedman, George Edward Woodberry to read onlineMoreLess
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