Wise saying - Charles Lamb's story

Wise saying - Charles Lamb's story

Today, we will introduce the story of Charles Lamb who wrote a lot of literary works and was a British writer and a sharp literary critic.

Charles Lamb(10 February 1775, London ~ 27 December 1834 Middlesex Adminton) wrote many literary works everyday, while working for 33 years

There are many literary works, known to us, such as <Story of Shakespear>, <The Adventures of Ulysses> and <Essays of Elia>.

Charles Lamb was hired by the British East India Company in 1792. But he worked as an accountant for the company, so writing as a writer was possible only after work.

So he has always been waiting for his retirement to be able to write freely.

At the last work, Charles Lamb was pleased because he would write freely everyday, and his coworkers sincerely congratulated his retirement and cheered for writing a great work for him. Charles Lamb retired the job as leaving a word that "It's no wonder that writings that look at the sunlight in the day are brighter than writings that look at the stars at night".

After 3 years from that day, Charles Lamb sent a letter to old fellows.

"Being idle without work is more painful than busy. I feel like I'm being abused every day without anything to do. I've now realized that good ideas come to mind when things are busy. I want to keep this word on your heart and I hope you spend a busy and rewarding day."

We may imagine quiet garden life, a quick trip and leisures. The reason why these breaks feel sweet is that these times are not everyday

Most of Charles Lam's work came before he retired in 1825, where he worked for 33 years as an accountant.

After he left the company, he could not write when he became able to write freely.

How is your daily life right now? Today concludes the story with a quote from Alexandria Fine

- Today's wise saying -

Most busy man gets most of the time. After all whoever work earnestly gets paid more price.

- Alexandria Fine -

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