A Last Memory of Robert Louis Stevenson
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" Mrs. Sanborn possessed the reverent spirit of the pre-Raphaelites, which burned modestly in its Quaker shrine or flared up like lightning as occasion required, and she delighted in the deification of her little cow. And why 40 Robert Louis Stevenson not? Had not Tidy's worshipped an- cestors nourished kings of antiquity, and given idols to their temples, and stood she not to-day as perfect a sym- bol of maternity?
I do not now remember whether it was referring to Samoa as Stevenson's "port o'... dreams" that brought up the discussion of dreams. To some one who asked him if he believed that dreams came true, he replied, "Certainly, they are just as real as anything else. " "Well, it's what one believes that counts, isn't it, and one can form any theory in a world where dreams are as real as other things, and is it the same with ideals?" somebody ventured.
41 A Last Memory of "Ideals, " said Stevenson, "are apt to stay by you when material things have taken the proverbial wings, and are assets quite as enduring as stone fences.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Mrs. Sanborn possessed the reverent spirit of the pre-Raphaelites, which burned modestly in its Quaker shrine or flared up like lightning as occasion required, and she delighted in the deification of her little cow. And why 40 Robert Louis Stevenson not? Had not Tidy's worshipped an- cestors nourished kings of antiquity, and given idols to their temples, and stood she not to-day as perfect a sym- bol of maternity?
I do not now remember whether it was referring to Samoa as Stevenson's "port o'... dreams" that brought up the discussion of dreams. To some one who asked him if he believed that dreams came true, he replied, "Certainly, they are just as real as anything else. " "Well, it's what one believes that counts, isn't it, and one can form any theory in a world where dreams are as real as other things, and is it the same with ideals?" somebody ventured.
41 A Last Memory of "Ideals, " said Stevenson, "are apt to stay by you when material things have taken the proverbial wings, and are assets quite as enduring as stone fences.
What to read after A Last Memory of Robert Louis Stevenson?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charlotte Eaton to read onlineMoreLess
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