William Gilmore Simms
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"Martin Faber, " "The Damsel of Darien, " "Pe- layo, " and a few other immature efforts and fail- DEEAMS AND POLITICAL NIGHTMARES. 211 ures, were allowed to sink into oblivion, but most of the border and revolutionary romances were given a fresh circulation and were favorably re- ceived by the press. Perhaps it was this revival of interest in his work that made Simms produce four romances in the next few years, three of them wor- thy to rank with any he had previously written.
In the spring of ...1854 he was evidently at work on a new revolutionary romance, for he was getting the minute information he always required from correspondents like Jamison. The following spring this romance, " The Forayers, " was finished, and he was working on its sequel, " Eutaw, " — slowly, indeed, as he wrote to his friend John J. Bockie, of Brooklyn, for he had a multitude of smaller matters on his hands ; still he hoped to finish it by July. He did not do this, probably because he went to work on " Charlemont, " the sequel to "Beauchampe, " — a romance which should never have been begun and which has been noticed suffi- ciently.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Martin Faber, " "The Damsel of Darien, " "Pe- layo, " and a few other immature efforts and fail- DEEAMS AND POLITICAL NIGHTMARES. 211 ures, were allowed to sink into oblivion, but most of the border and revolutionary romances were given a fresh circulation and were favorably re- ceived by the press. Perhaps it was this revival of interest in his work that made Simms produce four romances in the next few years, three of them wor- thy to rank with any he had previously written.
In the spring of ...1854 he was evidently at work on a new revolutionary romance, for he was getting the minute information he always required from correspondents like Jamison. The following spring this romance, " The Forayers, " was finished, and he was working on its sequel, " Eutaw, " — slowly, indeed, as he wrote to his friend John J. Bockie, of Brooklyn, for he had a multitude of smaller matters on his hands ; still he hoped to finish it by July. He did not do this, probably because he went to work on " Charlemont, " the sequel to "Beauchampe, " — a romance which should never have been begun and which has been noticed suffi- ciently.
What to read after William Gilmore Simms?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Peterfield Trent to read onlineMoreLess
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