Washington Irving
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. Well, the sting was all gone by that time, fortunately. His reply is allthat it ought to be, and nothing more.
Those first days in Paris were not cheerful ones for Irving. Hispleasant dream was over, and he had forgotten what to do with wakingmoments. His memorandum-book records that he felt oppressed by "astrange horror on his mind--a dread of future evil--of failure infuture literary attempts--a dismal foreboding that he could not driveoff by any effort of reason. " "When I once get going a...gain with mypen, " he wrote to Peter, "I mean to keep on steadily, until I canscrape together enough to produce a regular income, however moderate. We shall then be independent of the world and its chances. " But hecould not manage to get going. For some time he could write nothing atall. Fortunately, after an unprofitable month or two, he fell in withJohn Howard Payne, now remembered only for his "Home, Sweet Home, " butthen esteemed as an actor and dramatist. Irving had met him severalyears before, and now became associated with him in some dramatictranslating and adapting.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. Well, the sting was all gone by that time, fortunately. His reply is allthat it ought to be, and nothing more.
Those first days in Paris were not cheerful ones for Irving. Hispleasant dream was over, and he had forgotten what to do with wakingmoments. His memorandum-book records that he felt oppressed by "astrange horror on his mind--a dread of future evil--of failure infuture literary attempts--a dismal foreboding that he could not driveoff by any effort of reason. " "When I once get going a...gain with mypen, " he wrote to Peter, "I mean to keep on steadily, until I canscrape together enough to produce a regular income, however moderate. We shall then be independent of the world and its chances. " But hecould not manage to get going. For some time he could write nothing atall. Fortunately, after an unprofitable month or two, he fell in withJohn Howard Payne, now remembered only for his "Home, Sweet Home, " butthen esteemed as an actor and dramatist. Irving had met him severalyears before, and now became associated with him in some dramatictranslating and adapting.
What to read after Washington Irving?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Boynton, Henry Walcott, 1869-1947 to read onlineMoreLess
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