Passages From the Correspondence And Other Papers of Rufus W. Griswold
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T. Headley.
Burlington, August Ist, 1846.
My dear Griswold : I have just received your note, written I must confess, worse than anything I ever saw except a letter which I received of Gen. Cass a few days since. The change in your plan respecting the place I should occupy in your book was quite unexpected and yet gave me much pleasure; not so much from the immortality you design me as for the advance I have evidentiy made in your good opinion as a writer. . .
I wish before you guage me as a wri...ter you would look at some things of mine not merely descriptive writing— as, for example, my review of Alison in the 2nd number of the American Review,— my
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
T. Headley.
Burlington, August Ist, 1846.
My dear Griswold : I have just received your note, written I must confess, worse than anything I ever saw except a letter which I received of Gen. Cass a few days since. The change in your plan respecting the place I should occupy in your book was quite unexpected and yet gave me much pleasure; not so much from the immortality you design me as for the advance I have evidentiy made in your good opinion as a writer. . .
I wish before you guage me as a wri...ter you would look at some things of mine not merely descriptive writing— as, for example, my review of Alison in the 2nd number of the American Review,— my
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