The Life And Letters of Hugh Miller
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Miller, how- ever, piqued by their non-appearance, and confident in his poetical powers, resolved to print on his own account, and with this view made application afresh at the office of the newspaper.
He thus formed the acquaintance of Mr Robert Carruthers, then as now editor of the Inverness Courier, and the acquaintance ripened rapidly into a friendship which continued during the life of Hugh Miller. With that critical acumen which all the world has learned to acknowledge in the biographer o...f Pope, Mr Carruthers discerned the originality and worth of Miller, and though he came in the guise of a stone-mason, shy, taciturn, ungainly, with a quire of rugged verses in his pocket, admitted him at once to the enjoyment of that equality and that fraternity which have from of old prevailed in the republic of letters. Miller had indeed made a notable acquisition, and he did not fail to appreciate it. The perfect judgment, the perfect temper, the literary sympathy not less intelligent than warm, the indestruct- ible cordiality, unchilled by forty years' editorial experi- ence, which have endeared Mr Carruthers to thousands from London to Inverness, won his confidence and his heart.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Miller, how- ever, piqued by their non-appearance, and confident in his poetical powers, resolved to print on his own account, and with this view made application afresh at the office of the newspaper.
He thus formed the acquaintance of Mr Robert Carruthers, then as now editor of the Inverness Courier, and the acquaintance ripened rapidly into a friendship which continued during the life of Hugh Miller. With that critical acumen which all the world has learned to acknowledge in the biographer o...f Pope, Mr Carruthers discerned the originality and worth of Miller, and though he came in the guise of a stone-mason, shy, taciturn, ungainly, with a quire of rugged verses in his pocket, admitted him at once to the enjoyment of that equality and that fraternity which have from of old prevailed in the republic of letters. Miller had indeed made a notable acquisition, and he did not fail to appreciate it. The perfect judgment, the perfect temper, the literary sympathy not less intelligent than warm, the indestruct- ible cordiality, unchilled by forty years' editorial experi- ence, which have endeared Mr Carruthers to thousands from London to Inverness, won his confidence and his heart.
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