Young Librarians And Other Papers
Young Librarians And Other Papers
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I find my earliest friends the most faith- ful of all. Is it not lamentable that after being promise- crammed for twelve months I am now compelled to sink down into a penny postman, at 153. Per week. It stings me to the quick. I have, however, learned a lesson I shall [not soon forget, and by which I hope ultimately to profit. I go to my new appointment [at Southampton] to-morrow. I do not know how I shall like it, not very well I am sure, though I shall then be really and truly a man of letter...s. Let me tell you that you are happy in a calling independent of the pen. You will excuse my brevity, as I am not ' i' the vein. ' Believe me, yours faithfully, J. C. PRINCE. " It is not surprising to learn from Mr. Procter, Prince's cor- respondent, that "after a few days investigation at Southampton and at London, the poet, failing to appreciate the advantages of his new Government A WIGAN POET I position, returned to his shop in Long Millgate, Man- chester. " , In rejecting this permanent post Prince forfeited the patronage of many who had formerly exerted themselves in his behalf.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I find my earliest friends the most faith- ful of all. Is it not lamentable that after being promise- crammed for twelve months I am now compelled to sink down into a penny postman, at 153. Per week. It stings me to the quick. I have, however, learned a lesson I shall [not soon forget, and by which I hope ultimately to profit. I go to my new appointment [at Southampton] to-morrow. I do not know how I shall like it, not very well I am sure, though I shall then be really and truly a man of letter...s. Let me tell you that you are happy in a calling independent of the pen. You will excuse my brevity, as I am not ' i' the vein. ' Believe me, yours faithfully, J. C. PRINCE. " It is not surprising to learn from Mr. Procter, Prince's cor- respondent, that "after a few days investigation at Southampton and at London, the poet, failing to appreciate the advantages of his new Government A WIGAN POET I position, returned to his shop in Long Millgate, Man- chester. " , In rejecting this permanent post Prince forfeited the patronage of many who had formerly exerted themselves in his behalf.
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