Literary Hearthstones of Dixie
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When Henry Timrod finished his course of study in the chilling atmosphere in which his poetic ambition first essayed to put forth its tender leaflets, he entered Frank- lin College, in Athens, the nucleus of what is now the University of Georgia. A few years ago a visitor saw his name in pencil on a wall of the old college. The " Toombs oak " still stood on the college grounds, and it may be that its whispering leaves brought to the youthful poet messages of patriotism which they had garnered f...rom the lips of the embryonic Georgia politician. Timrod spent only a year in the college, quitting his studies partly because his health failed, 103 "THE FLAME-BORN POET" and partly because the family purse was not equal to his scholastic ambition.
Returning to Charleston at a time when that city cherished the ambition to become to the South what Boston was to the North, he helped form the coterie of writers who followed the leadership of that burly and sometimes burry old Mentor, William Gil- more Simms.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When Henry Timrod finished his course of study in the chilling atmosphere in which his poetic ambition first essayed to put forth its tender leaflets, he entered Frank- lin College, in Athens, the nucleus of what is now the University of Georgia. A few years ago a visitor saw his name in pencil on a wall of the old college. The " Toombs oak " still stood on the college grounds, and it may be that its whispering leaves brought to the youthful poet messages of patriotism which they had garnered f...rom the lips of the embryonic Georgia politician. Timrod spent only a year in the college, quitting his studies partly because his health failed, 103 "THE FLAME-BORN POET" and partly because the family purse was not equal to his scholastic ambition.
Returning to Charleston at a time when that city cherished the ambition to become to the South what Boston was to the North, he helped form the coterie of writers who followed the leadership of that burly and sometimes burry old Mentor, William Gil- more Simms.
What to read after Literary Hearthstones of Dixie?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pickett, La Salle Corbell, 1848-1931 to read onlineMoreLess
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