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" It was not till after the reading was over that we found out that the poor paralytic invalid we had seen in the morning was the sister to whom "Tin- tern Abbey" was addressed, and her condition, now, accounted for the fervor with which the old Poet read lines which reminded him of their better days. But it was melancholy to think that the vacant gaze we had seen in the morning was from the "wild eyes" of 1798.
. . . We could not have had a better oppor- tunity of bringing out in his reading t...he source of the inspiration of his poetry, which it was impossible not to feel was the poetry of the heart. Mrs. Wordsworth told me it was the first time he had read since his daughter's death, and that she was thankful to us for having made him do it, as he was apt to fall into a listless, languid state. We asked him to come to In- verary. He said he had not courage; as he had last gone through that country with his daughter, and he feared it would be too much for him.
107 A WRITER'S RECOLLECTIONS Less than two years after this visit, on April 23, 1850, the deathday of Shakespeare and Cervantes, Arnold's youngest daugh- ter, now Miss Arnold of Fox How, was walking with her sister Susan on the side of Loughrigg which overlooks Rydal Mount.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" It was not till after the reading was over that we found out that the poor paralytic invalid we had seen in the morning was the sister to whom "Tin- tern Abbey" was addressed, and her condition, now, accounted for the fervor with which the old Poet read lines which reminded him of their better days. But it was melancholy to think that the vacant gaze we had seen in the morning was from the "wild eyes" of 1798.
. . . We could not have had a better oppor- tunity of bringing out in his reading t...he source of the inspiration of his poetry, which it was impossible not to feel was the poetry of the heart. Mrs. Wordsworth told me it was the first time he had read since his daughter's death, and that she was thankful to us for having made him do it, as he was apt to fall into a listless, languid state. We asked him to come to In- verary. He said he had not courage; as he had last gone through that country with his daughter, and he feared it would be too much for him.
107 A WRITER'S RECOLLECTIONS Less than two years after this visit, on April 23, 1850, the deathday of Shakespeare and Cervantes, Arnold's youngest daugh- ter, now Miss Arnold of Fox How, was walking with her sister Susan on the side of Loughrigg which overlooks Rydal Mount.
What to read after A Writers Recollections volume 1?
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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