Journeys through bookland; a new and original plan for reading (1912)
Sylvester, Charles Herbert · Chicago : Bellows-Reeve company · leaf 471
ur interest ceases for a time, weare liable to be prejudiced againstit, and to feel that it is not worth a the labor we have put upon it. If,however, a person will stop study-ing when he begins to lose interest and workseems a drudgery, he will come back a little laterwith renewed interest. Again,… … The Tempest 437 intends us to view his work as a whole, and toproduce his effect with the whole. It is TJicTempest that we will remember as a work of art,and, if our studies are fruitful, that will draw usback to it at intervals for many years to come.Before we leave it, we must take it and read…
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