 I wish God had given me the faculty of writing a sunshiny book." I invited him to come to Boston and have a cheerful week among his old friends, and threw in as an inducement a hint that he should hear the great organ in the Music Hall. I also suggested...  Yesterdays with Authors - Strana 109autor/autoři: James Thomas Fields - 1872 - 352 str.Úplné zobrazení - Podrobnosti o knize
 | 1871 - 798 str.
...they should, because their selfconceit can accept nothing short of indiscriminate adulation ; but l really think that Americans have more cause than they...and have a cheerful week among his old friends, and I threw in as an inducement a hint that he should hear the great organ in the Music Hall. I also suggested... | |
 | 1875 - 80 str.
...Italian brightness has a strange fascination. A greyness which so oppressed even him that he said, " I wish God had given me the faculty of writing a sunshiny book." In all his romances, except that last wild story of dreams of immortality, Sin plays the prominent... | |
 | Benjamin Clarke - 1876 - 152 str.
...With the end of his literary career in view, Nathaniel Hawthorne says in a private letter to a friend, "I wish God had given me the faculty of writing a sunshiny book." I do not know that we could have a better wish for ourselves than that God would enable our years to... | |
 | Joseph White Symonds - 1878 - 54 str.
...get into my inkstand, and I can only exorcise him by pensful at a time." In a later letter, he says, "I wish God had given me the faculty of writing a sunshiny book." We sometimes long for more social warmth and sweet contentment, than we find in his pages. Joy too... | |
 | Nathaniel Hawthorne - 1879 - 346 str.
...begin. I linger at the threshold, and have a perception of very disagreeable phantasms to be eneountered if I enter. I wish God had given me the faculty of writing ft sunshiny book." I invited him to eome to Boston and have a week among his old friends, and threw... | |
 | James Thomas Fields - 1881 - 440 str.
...praise or censure. I don't care about seeing any more notices of it" Meantime the "Dolliver Eomance," which had been laid aside on account of the exciting...Hall. I also suggested that we could talk over the new Romance together, if he would gladden us all by coming to the city. Instead of coming, he sent this... | |
 | Nathaniel Hawthorne - 1882 - 310 str.
...difficulty that he applied himself to literary work. Mr. Fields gives some extracts from his letters : — " I can't tell you when to expect an instalment of the...given me the faculty of writing a sunshiny book." " I don't see much probability of my having the first chapter of the Komance ready so soon as you want... | |
 | Nathaniel Hawthorne, Hawthorne - 1883 - 536 str.
...it through." The presentiment proved to be only too well founded. He had previously written : — " There is something preternatural in my reluctance...given me the faculty of writing a sunshiny book." And again, in November, he says : " I foresee that there is little probability of my getting the first... | |
 | 1884 - 462 str.
...With the end of a literary career in view, Nathaniel Hawthorne says in a private letter to a friend, " I wish God had given me the faculty of writing a sunshiny book." I do not know that we would have a better wish for ourselves than that God would enable our years to... | |
 | James Thomas Fields - 1885 - 458 str.
...by the thunder On the other page is the list of presentation people, and it amounts to twenty-four, which your liberality and kindness allow me. As likely...Hall. I also suggested that we could talk over the new Romance together, if he would gladden us all by coming to the city. Instead of coming, he sent this... | |
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