A Writers Recollections
A Writers Recollections
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After months of rest, the fount of mental energy which had been exhausted in me the year before, had filled again. I was eager to be at work, and this time on something ' more hopeful, positive, and consoling ' than the subject of the earlier book.
A visit to Derbj^shire in the autumn gave me some of the setting for the story. Then I took the first chapters abroad during the winter to Valescure, and worked at them in that fragrant, sunny spot, making acquaintance the while with a new and deligh...tful friend, Emily Law- less, the author of ' Hurrish ' and ' Grania, ' and of some few poems that deserve, I think, a long life in English anthologies. She and her most racy, most entertaining mother, old Lady Clone urry, were spending the winter at Valescure, and my young daughter and I found them a great resource. Lady Cloncurry, who was a member of an old Galway family, the Kirwans of Castle Ha-^kett, seemed to me a typical specimen of those Anglo-Irish gentry who have been harshly called the * English garrison ' in Ireland, but who were really in the last century the most natural and kindly link between the two countries.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After months of rest, the fount of mental energy which had been exhausted in me the year before, had filled again. I was eager to be at work, and this time on something ' more hopeful, positive, and consoling ' than the subject of the earlier book.
A visit to Derbj^shire in the autumn gave me some of the setting for the story. Then I took the first chapters abroad during the winter to Valescure, and worked at them in that fragrant, sunny spot, making acquaintance the while with a new and deligh...tful friend, Emily Law- less, the author of ' Hurrish ' and ' Grania, ' and of some few poems that deserve, I think, a long life in English anthologies. She and her most racy, most entertaining mother, old Lady Clone urry, were spending the winter at Valescure, and my young daughter and I found them a great resource. Lady Cloncurry, who was a member of an old Galway family, the Kirwans of Castle Ha-^kett, seemed to me a typical specimen of those Anglo-Irish gentry who have been harshly called the * English garrison ' in Ireland, but who were really in the last century the most natural and kindly link between the two countries.
What to read after A Writers Recollections?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Humphry Ward to read onlineMoreLess
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