Young Peoples Story of American Literature
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He had not Emerson's personality and beautiful tones his voice being not strong but clear and sympathetic. One has described the " plain little dapper man " his short hair brushed down like a boy's - - his countenance glowing with fervour while with kindly and abundant wit, he moved his audience, looking up at the end of each sentence to be sure they caught the point! Who could miss it?
Yet not as a lecturer, but as the author of ' The Autocrat of the Breakfast Table " regarded in its day one o...f the wisest and wittiest of prose books will Dr. Holmes be longest known. The suggestion of his subject came to him in " his uncombed literary boyhood, " when he wrote two papers and sent them to a magazine; and now twenty years later, he chris- tens " The Atlantic Monthly, " and promises Lowell to write for it, because only on that condition will it 260 OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES be brought into existence. And after this casual break of twenty years, he commences his first essay in these words: " I was going to say when I was in- terrupted " Thus his " Autocrat " begins.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had not Emerson's personality and beautiful tones his voice being not strong but clear and sympathetic. One has described the " plain little dapper man " his short hair brushed down like a boy's - - his countenance glowing with fervour while with kindly and abundant wit, he moved his audience, looking up at the end of each sentence to be sure they caught the point! Who could miss it?
Yet not as a lecturer, but as the author of ' The Autocrat of the Breakfast Table " regarded in its day one o...f the wisest and wittiest of prose books will Dr. Holmes be longest known. The suggestion of his subject came to him in " his uncombed literary boyhood, " when he wrote two papers and sent them to a magazine; and now twenty years later, he chris- tens " The Atlantic Monthly, " and promises Lowell to write for it, because only on that condition will it 260 OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES be brought into existence. And after this casual break of twenty years, he commences his first essay in these words: " I was going to say when I was in- terrupted " Thus his " Autocrat " begins.
What to read after Young Peoples Story of American Literature?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ida Prentice Whitcomb to read onlineMoreLess
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