The Story of the House of Cassell
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Brilliant as were his gifts, Butler, like Willis Clark, was out of his proper place as chief editor of a publishing house mainly concerned with popular literature. After less than three years' service he withdrew, and presently found a more congenial sphere in the Record Office. He left behind him none but pleasant memories ; a more loyal or more agreeable colleague there never was. His biography has been written by Sir Arthur Quiller-Couch, who at this time and for some years afterwards was "r...eader" to the House.
The post of Editor-in-Chief was now filled for six years by the late James A. Manson. Relating his own story, Manson said his connexion with La Belle Sauvage arose from what Sir Frank Burnand would have called " a happy thought. " " On September 21, 1870, I sailed from Granton for a fortnight's holiday in London. WTien I had spent a week in sight-seeing it suddenly occurred to me that as there was really nothing to keep me in Edinburgh — I was only attending the Arts course at the University and coaching the boys for the Royal High 74 An Editor's Recollections School, my old school, of an evening — I might get some- thing to do in London.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Brilliant as were his gifts, Butler, like Willis Clark, was out of his proper place as chief editor of a publishing house mainly concerned with popular literature. After less than three years' service he withdrew, and presently found a more congenial sphere in the Record Office. He left behind him none but pleasant memories ; a more loyal or more agreeable colleague there never was. His biography has been written by Sir Arthur Quiller-Couch, who at this time and for some years afterwards was "r...eader" to the House.
The post of Editor-in-Chief was now filled for six years by the late James A. Manson. Relating his own story, Manson said his connexion with La Belle Sauvage arose from what Sir Frank Burnand would have called " a happy thought. " " On September 21, 1870, I sailed from Granton for a fortnight's holiday in London. WTien I had spent a week in sight-seeing it suddenly occurred to me that as there was really nothing to keep me in Edinburgh — I was only attending the Arts course at the University and coaching the boys for the Royal High 74 An Editor's Recollections School, my old school, of an evening — I might get some- thing to do in London.
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