Recollections of the Late William Beckford
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"Fudge Family" he thinks admirable.
Speaking of the triumph he achieved in writing as an Englishman a workwhich was supposed for years to be by a Frenchman, he said: "Oh, my greatuncle did more than me. Did you never read 'Memories of the Duke ofGrammont?' Voltaire told me he was entirely indebted to my great unclefor whatever beauty of style he might possess. French is just the sameas English to me. He showed me the Eps. " October 31. --Went out and accidentally met Mr. Beckford speaking inpra...ise of his West, who painted expressly for Mr. Beckford. I said, "Howdid you get him to paint it so soft? I suppose you particularlyrequested him to do so. " "Oh no. Mr. West was a man who would stand nodictation; had I uttered such a thought he would have kicked me out ofthe house! Oh no, that would never have done. The only way to get himto avoid his hard outline would be to entreat him to paint harder. Westcame one day laughing to me, and said, "All London is in ecstasybeholding the Lazarus in Sebo Deltz, painted they say by M.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Fudge Family" he thinks admirable.
Speaking of the triumph he achieved in writing as an Englishman a workwhich was supposed for years to be by a Frenchman, he said: "Oh, my greatuncle did more than me. Did you never read 'Memories of the Duke ofGrammont?' Voltaire told me he was entirely indebted to my great unclefor whatever beauty of style he might possess. French is just the sameas English to me. He showed me the Eps. " October 31. --Went out and accidentally met Mr. Beckford speaking inpra...ise of his West, who painted expressly for Mr. Beckford. I said, "Howdid you get him to paint it so soft? I suppose you particularlyrequested him to do so. " "Oh no. Mr. West was a man who would stand nodictation; had I uttered such a thought he would have kicked me out ofthe house! Oh no, that would never have done. The only way to get himto avoid his hard outline would be to entreat him to paint harder. Westcame one day laughing to me, and said, "All London is in ecstasybeholding the Lazarus in Sebo Deltz, painted they say by M.
What to read after Recollections of the Late William Beckford?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lansdown Henry Venn to read onlineMoreLess
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