Anne Gilchrist And Walt Whitman
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The Academy (December 5, 1885) said " she combined in an unusual degree the quali ties of mature wisdom, fine literary tact, and a per fect womanly sweetness of temper. " Edward Dowden wrote, "I shall always have the memory of her brightness, kindness, wisdom ; and of the varied learning and culture which ap peared, as it were, under and through a genial humanity that put a spell on one beyond culture or learning. " Her American friends deeply mourned her. John 52 Walt Whitman Burroughs, upon h...earing the news, wrote her son Herbert, " Few men have had such a mother as you. She was the only woman I have ever seen to whose strength of mind and character I humbly bowed. As I think of her death, a shadow comes over the whole of that beautiful land ; now she is gone, I see how much she stood to me for all England. " Walt Whitman, on being told the news, sat quiet, and finally, in a deeper tone than usual, he said, " A sincere and loving friend. " (Donaldson s Walt Whitman. ) He wrote to Herbert, "Nothing now remains but a sweet and rich memory none more beautiful, all time, all life, all the earth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Academy (December 5, 1885) said " she combined in an unusual degree the quali ties of mature wisdom, fine literary tact, and a per fect womanly sweetness of temper. " Edward Dowden wrote, "I shall always have the memory of her brightness, kindness, wisdom ; and of the varied learning and culture which ap peared, as it were, under and through a genial humanity that put a spell on one beyond culture or learning. " Her American friends deeply mourned her. John 52 Walt Whitman Burroughs, upon h...earing the news, wrote her son Herbert, " Few men have had such a mother as you. She was the only woman I have ever seen to whose strength of mind and character I humbly bowed. As I think of her death, a shadow comes over the whole of that beautiful land ; now she is gone, I see how much she stood to me for all England. " Walt Whitman, on being told the news, sat quiet, and finally, in a deeper tone than usual, he said, " A sincere and loving friend. " (Donaldson s Walt Whitman. ) He wrote to Herbert, "Nothing now remains but a sweet and rich memory none more beautiful, all time, all life, all the earth.
What to read after Anne Gilchrist And Walt Whitman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Porter Gould to read onlineMoreLess
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