Famous Affinities of History — volume 4
Famous Affinities of History — volume 4
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His wife's sharp tongue, and the gnawings of his owndyspepsia, were lived down with true Scottish grimness. It was herethat he wrote some of his most penetrating and sympathetic essays, which were published by the leading reviews of England and Scotland. Here, too, he began to teach his countrymen the value of Germanliterature.
The most remarkable of his productions was that strange work entitledSartor Resartus (1834), an extraordinary mixture of the sublime and thegrotesque. The book quivers a...nd shakes with tragic pathos, with inwardagonies, with solemn aspirations, and with riotous humor.
In 1834, after six years at Craigenputtock, the Carlyles moved toLondon, and took up their home in Cheyne Row, Chelsea, a far fromfashionable retreat, but one in which the comforts of life could bemore readily secured. It was there that Thomas Carlyle wrote what mustseem to us the most vivid of all his books, the History of the FrenchRevolution. For this he had read and thought for many years; parts ofit he had written in essays, and parts of it he had jotted down injournals.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His wife's sharp tongue, and the gnawings of his owndyspepsia, were lived down with true Scottish grimness. It was herethat he wrote some of his most penetrating and sympathetic essays, which were published by the leading reviews of England and Scotland. Here, too, he began to teach his countrymen the value of Germanliterature.
The most remarkable of his productions was that strange work entitledSartor Resartus (1834), an extraordinary mixture of the sublime and thegrotesque. The book quivers a...nd shakes with tragic pathos, with inwardagonies, with solemn aspirations, and with riotous humor.
In 1834, after six years at Craigenputtock, the Carlyles moved toLondon, and took up their home in Cheyne Row, Chelsea, a far fromfashionable retreat, but one in which the comforts of life could bemore readily secured. It was there that Thomas Carlyle wrote what mustseem to us the most vivid of all his books, the History of the FrenchRevolution. For this he had read and thought for many years; parts ofit he had written in essays, and parts of it he had jotted down injournals.
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