Under the Evening Lamp
Under the Evening Lamp
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It was no uncommon thing for Bloomfield to carry hundreds of lines in his head, until he could find, or make, an opportunity to put them on paper. Composed under circumstances like these, The Farmer's Boy was at length completed, and the question arose what to do with it ? For whatever pleasure there may be in stringing rhymes together, ROBERT BLOOMFIELD 113 even bad rhymes (and there must be a great deal, or so many men, women, and children would not in- dulge in that pastime), they are never ...strung to- gether for the writer alone, but are always meant to meet the eye of the public. The manuscript which was offered to several London publishers, who never looked at it, or had it looked at by their readers, but duly returned it when called for by the person who left it at their shops, was finally sent by George Bloomfield to Capel Lofft, to whom he wrote a simple, manly letter about his brother, and whom he asked to read the manuscript, and tell him what he thought of it. I know little about Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was no uncommon thing for Bloomfield to carry hundreds of lines in his head, until he could find, or make, an opportunity to put them on paper. Composed under circumstances like these, The Farmer's Boy was at length completed, and the question arose what to do with it ? For whatever pleasure there may be in stringing rhymes together, ROBERT BLOOMFIELD 113 even bad rhymes (and there must be a great deal, or so many men, women, and children would not in- dulge in that pastime), they are never ...strung to- gether for the writer alone, but are always meant to meet the eye of the public. The manuscript which was offered to several London publishers, who never looked at it, or had it looked at by their readers, but duly returned it when called for by the person who left it at their shops, was finally sent by George Bloomfield to Capel Lofft, to whom he wrote a simple, manly letter about his brother, and whom he asked to read the manuscript, and tell him what he thought of it. I know little about Mr.
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