The Writings of Oliver Wendell Holmes, volume 9
The Writings of Oliver Wendell Holmes, volume 9
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135 without making any effort to recall it, — and presently the mind evolves it by its own involuntary and uncon- scious action, while you were pursuing another train of thought, and the name rises of itself to your lips.
There are some curious observations I should like to make about the mental machinery, but I think we are getting rather didactic.
— I should be gratified, if Benjamin Franklin would let me know something of his progress in the French language. 1 rather liked that exercise he r...ead us the other day, though 1 must confess I should hardly dare to translate it, for fear some people in a remote city where I once lived might think I was drawing their portraits.
— Yes, Paris is a famous place for societies. I don't know whether the piece I mentioned from the French author was intended simply as Natural His- tory, or whether there was not a little malice in his description. At any rate, when I gave my translation to B. F. to turn back again into French, one reason was that I thought it would sound a little bald in English, and some people might think it was meant to have some local beaiing or other, — which the author, of course, did n't mean, inasmuch as he could not be acquainted with anything on this side of the water.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
135 without making any effort to recall it, — and presently the mind evolves it by its own involuntary and uncon- scious action, while you were pursuing another train of thought, and the name rises of itself to your lips.
There are some curious observations I should like to make about the mental machinery, but I think we are getting rather didactic.
— I should be gratified, if Benjamin Franklin would let me know something of his progress in the French language. 1 rather liked that exercise he r...ead us the other day, though 1 must confess I should hardly dare to translate it, for fear some people in a remote city where I once lived might think I was drawing their portraits.
— Yes, Paris is a famous place for societies. I don't know whether the piece I mentioned from the French author was intended simply as Natural His- tory, or whether there was not a little malice in his description. At any rate, when I gave my translation to B. F. to turn back again into French, one reason was that I thought it would sound a little bald in English, and some people might think it was meant to have some local beaiing or other, — which the author, of course, did n't mean, inasmuch as he could not be acquainted with anything on this side of the water.
What to read after The Writings of Oliver Wendell Holmes, volume 9?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Holmes, Oliver Wendell, 1809-1894 to read onlineMoreLess
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