Walter Savage Landor a Biography volume 2
Walter Savage Landor a Biography volume 2
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Upon tliis Taylor said its retention would make tlie dif- ference between his printing a thousand copies or two hundred and fifty less ; and Hare replying that he had no alternative, the word held its place and the impres- sion was limited to seven hundred and fifty. More serious discussion then arose upon a passage in the conversation between Middleton and Magliabechi, the result of which was a reference by Hare to Southey to ask if either he or Wordsworth would consent to look over the proofs..., Taylor undertaking to be bound by the decision if either of them approved what he con- demned, Wliereupon Southey wrote this to Landor (8th May 1823); and, after declaring his belief that Taylor was a man very superior to most of his trade, and that he had demurred really on grounds of prin- ciple, said he had himself at once replied that he would most willingly (Wordsworth having gone to the Nether- lands) take upon himself the responsibility suggested, and act for his friend in the matter as his friend would by him, taking care that wherever there was an omission the place should be marked.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Upon tliis Taylor said its retention would make tlie dif- ference between his printing a thousand copies or two hundred and fifty less ; and Hare replying that he had no alternative, the word held its place and the impres- sion was limited to seven hundred and fifty. More serious discussion then arose upon a passage in the conversation between Middleton and Magliabechi, the result of which was a reference by Hare to Southey to ask if either he or Wordsworth would consent to look over the proofs..., Taylor undertaking to be bound by the decision if either of them approved what he con- demned, Wliereupon Southey wrote this to Landor (8th May 1823); and, after declaring his belief that Taylor was a man very superior to most of his trade, and that he had demurred really on grounds of prin- ciple, said he had himself at once replied that he would most willingly (Wordsworth having gone to the Nether- lands) take upon himself the responsibility suggested, and act for his friend in the matter as his friend would by him, taking care that wherever there was an omission the place should be marked.
What to read after Walter Savage Landor a Biography volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Forster, John, 1812-1876 to read onlineMoreLess
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