A New Medley of Memories
A New Medley of Memories
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I recall one of his stories about a man who thought he could draw, and used 1 This straining of the sight precipitated, I think, the affection of the eyes which was to prove so troublesome.
2 Dickens, Martin Chuzzlewit, chap. Ix.
N 178 A NEW MEDLEY OF MEMORIES to send his sketches to the editor of a picture-paper whom he knew. Meeting his friend one day, he asked him why his contributions were never used. " Well, the fact is, " said the editor, " I have an aunt living in Noo Jersey, who can kni...t better pictures than yours ! " On May 1 my friend Father Caton and I, desirous of seeing something of one important element of the heterogeneous population of S. Paulo, witnessed a procession of Garibaldians on their way to inaugur- ate a statue of their hero in one of the public gardens. A sinister crowd they were, members of some fifty Italian clubs and associations here, Socialist, masonic, revolutionary and anti-Christian, whose gods are Mazzini, Carducci, and their like. Round the statue was gathered a mass of their countrymen some ten or twelve thousand at least, mostly Calabrians of a low type, 1 who greeted with frantic applause a hysterical oration, with the usual denunciations of Popes and priests and kings, from a fanatical fire- brand called Olavo Bilac.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I recall one of his stories about a man who thought he could draw, and used 1 This straining of the sight precipitated, I think, the affection of the eyes which was to prove so troublesome.
2 Dickens, Martin Chuzzlewit, chap. Ix.
N 178 A NEW MEDLEY OF MEMORIES to send his sketches to the editor of a picture-paper whom he knew. Meeting his friend one day, he asked him why his contributions were never used. " Well, the fact is, " said the editor, " I have an aunt living in Noo Jersey, who can kni...t better pictures than yours ! " On May 1 my friend Father Caton and I, desirous of seeing something of one important element of the heterogeneous population of S. Paulo, witnessed a procession of Garibaldians on their way to inaugur- ate a statue of their hero in one of the public gardens. A sinister crowd they were, members of some fifty Italian clubs and associations here, Socialist, masonic, revolutionary and anti-Christian, whose gods are Mazzini, Carducci, and their like. Round the statue was gathered a mass of their countrymen some ten or twelve thousand at least, mostly Calabrians of a low type, 1 who greeted with frantic applause a hysterical oration, with the usual denunciations of Popes and priests and kings, from a fanatical fire- brand called Olavo Bilac.
What to read after A New Medley of Memories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Oswald Hunter Blair to read onlineMoreLess
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