Modern Poets And Poetry of Spain
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In another part of the same prologue, Quintana says of his own lot, " Of this variety of circumstances and continued alternations, from good to ill, and from ill to good, not small has been the part fallen to the author of this work. Drawn by the force of events from his study and domestic lares, flattered and excessively exalted now, afterwards borne down and contemned, falling into im- prisonment and proceeded against capitally, destined to a long and perhaps indefinite detention, deprived du...ring it of communications and even of his pen, released from it, when he least hoped, to rise and prosper, and descending again soon to be endangered, he has experienced all, and nothing now can be to him new. Let it not be supposed from this L 2 148 MANUEL JOSE QQINTANA.
that he puts it forth here as a merits and less, that he pre- sents it in complaint. For of whom should I complain ? Of men ? These in the midst of my greatest calamities, with very few exceptions, have shown themselves constantly re- gardful, benevolent, and even respectful towards me.
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In another part of the same prologue, Quintana says of his own lot, " Of this variety of circumstances and continued alternations, from good to ill, and from ill to good, not small has been the part fallen to the author of this work. Drawn by the force of events from his study and domestic lares, flattered and excessively exalted now, afterwards borne down and contemned, falling into im- prisonment and proceeded against capitally, destined to a long and perhaps indefinite detention, deprived du...ring it of communications and even of his pen, released from it, when he least hoped, to rise and prosper, and descending again soon to be endangered, he has experienced all, and nothing now can be to him new. Let it not be supposed from this L 2 148 MANUEL JOSE QQINTANA.
that he puts it forth here as a merits and less, that he pre- sents it in complaint. For of whom should I complain ? Of men ? These in the midst of my greatest calamities, with very few exceptions, have shown themselves constantly re- gardful, benevolent, and even respectful towards me.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kennedy, James, D. 1859, Comp. And Tr to read onlineMoreLess
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