Celebrated Friendships 2
Celebrated Friendships 2
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Where is the necessity of such an hardship ? I see not, — Do you?" Lamb wrote to Coleridge. There were many who thought harshly of poor Mary ; but Coleridge and Sara judged gently and kindly, and Lamb thanked them for it The future destiny of this most gifted brother and sister were often clouded, yet gleams of sunshine irradiated the gloom.
** But who shftll so forecast the years, And find in loss a gain to match ?
Or reach a hand through time to catch The fer-off interest of tears ? " * " To ...most men experience is like the stem-lights of a ship, which illumine only the track it has passed." Charles Lamb, however, was the "track," and the stem-lights shed their full power on him. At twenty-one years of age he set out in life with little more than lOOi. a-year cheerfuU/y ; he was bound, as it were, to a long journey, full of the dread of adventures, and he girded himself for the toil. His father died; his old aunt, returned upon his hands, died also ; and ^ Mary, saved by his firmness from being tried, on her recovery, by the parish authorities, sank again and again into mad- ness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Where is the necessity of such an hardship ? I see not, — Do you?" Lamb wrote to Coleridge. There were many who thought harshly of poor Mary ; but Coleridge and Sara judged gently and kindly, and Lamb thanked them for it The future destiny of this most gifted brother and sister were often clouded, yet gleams of sunshine irradiated the gloom.
** But who shftll so forecast the years, And find in loss a gain to match ?
Or reach a hand through time to catch The fer-off interest of tears ? " * " To ...most men experience is like the stem-lights of a ship, which illumine only the track it has passed." Charles Lamb, however, was the "track," and the stem-lights shed their full power on him. At twenty-one years of age he set out in life with little more than lOOi. a-year cheerfuU/y ; he was bound, as it were, to a long journey, full of the dread of adventures, and he girded himself for the toil. His father died; his old aunt, returned upon his hands, died also ; and ^ Mary, saved by his firmness from being tried, on her recovery, by the parish authorities, sank again and again into mad- ness.
What to read after Celebrated Friendships 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A T Thomson to read onlineMoreLess
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