Essays of An Ex Librarian
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Neither Orlando nor Brandimarte was ever more tormented by daemons and spectres in an enchanted castle than William Beckford in his own hall by his nearest relations. . . . Our abode, a strange antiquated mansion, with the lake fretting and tormenting itself amongst loose fragments below, and a steep bank jaundiced with fallen leaves above, is not formed to inspire the most cheerful ideas. How- ever, my spirits are tolerably lively, my health good, and my mind serene. I shall bring you some cal...iphs not unworthy to succeed your beloved Vathec. " By a letter dated January 25, 1784, it would appear that Henley is reading " Vathek, " but has not yet begun to translate it. At the date of the next letter, May 19, 1784, Beckford is again in London, and Henley has obtained the living of Rendlesham, in Suffolk, where he is apparently about to receive as pupil a young friend of Beck- ford's concerning whom the latter writes with interest, and adds: — " Pray introduce him to * Vathec, ' whom at present he hardly knows by name.
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Neither Orlando nor Brandimarte was ever more tormented by daemons and spectres in an enchanted castle than William Beckford in his own hall by his nearest relations. . . . Our abode, a strange antiquated mansion, with the lake fretting and tormenting itself amongst loose fragments below, and a steep bank jaundiced with fallen leaves above, is not formed to inspire the most cheerful ideas. How- ever, my spirits are tolerably lively, my health good, and my mind serene. I shall bring you some cal...iphs not unworthy to succeed your beloved Vathec. " By a letter dated January 25, 1784, it would appear that Henley is reading " Vathek, " but has not yet begun to translate it. At the date of the next letter, May 19, 1784, Beckford is again in London, and Henley has obtained the living of Rendlesham, in Suffolk, where he is apparently about to receive as pupil a young friend of Beck- ford's concerning whom the latter writes with interest, and adds: — " Pray introduce him to * Vathec, ' whom at present he hardly knows by name.
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