Lady Charlotte Guest And the Mabinogion; Some Notes On the Work And Its Translator, With Extracts From Her Journals
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Feb. 22. — I went to the British Museum to make some references which I required. . . . Though tired I set to work hard on my notes. 'Merthyr ' [Sir John Guest] went to Brooke's in the evening, so I applied myself in right earnest, and by midnight had finished all that it was in my power to do to them at the present stage. They have taken me altogether about a fortnight. One week before I left home, and about the same time since I have been here. But while engaged upon them I have had many othe...r things to do, so that they have not occupied my time exclusively.
Mar. 2. — A very busy day . . . I went on, however, with my notice of the German version of the Chevalier au Lion, by Hartmann von der Aue, for my second number.
On comparison I find it coincides almost entirely with Chrestien's Romance.
Mar. 6. — Sent off a packet to Rees of notes to the Chevalier au Lion.
Mar. 8. — ^I tried to begin translating a new story for my third number, the Dream ofRonabwy. It is very tiresome and difficult Welsh, and I did not get on much with it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Feb. 22. — I went to the British Museum to make some references which I required. . . . Though tired I set to work hard on my notes. 'Merthyr ' [Sir John Guest] went to Brooke's in the evening, so I applied myself in right earnest, and by midnight had finished all that it was in my power to do to them at the present stage. They have taken me altogether about a fortnight. One week before I left home, and about the same time since I have been here. But while engaged upon them I have had many othe...r things to do, so that they have not occupied my time exclusively.
Mar. 2. — A very busy day . . . I went on, however, with my notice of the German version of the Chevalier au Lion, by Hartmann von der Aue, for my second number.
On comparison I find it coincides almost entirely with Chrestien's Romance.
Mar. 6. — Sent off a packet to Rees of notes to the Chevalier au Lion.
Mar. 8. — ^I tried to begin translating a new story for my third number, the Dream ofRonabwy. It is very tiresome and difficult Welsh, and I did not get on much with it.
What to read after Lady Charlotte Guest And the Mabinogion; Some Notes On the Work And Its Translator, With Extracts From Her Journals?
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