The Literature and Literati of Bath: An Essay, Read at the Literary Club, November 13, 1852 (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from The Literature and Literati of Bath: An Essay, Read at the Literary Club, November 13, 1852

Again, while Mr. Hunter mainly pursues the higher walks Of literature, merely glancing at the side alleys and down the green vistas in passing, I diverge and ramble through the bye-paths, now discussing the merits of our press, now noticing the progress of the arts among us, now amplifying on the state of our stage Of these he merely takes a cursory survey, and this only in the notes of his reprint.

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