David Gray, And Other Essays : Chiefly On Poetry
David Gray, And Other Essays : Chiefly On Poetry
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Robert Chambers is here ; Mrs. Crowe, the authoress ; Lord Brougham's DAVIB GRAY. 109 son-in-law; and at dinner and tea the literary tittle-tattle is the most wonderful you ever heard. They seem to know everything about everybody but Tennyson. Major (who has a beautiful daughter here) was crowned with a laurel-wreath for some burlesque verses he had made and read, last night. Of course you know what I am among them — a pale cadaverous young person, who sits in dark corners, and is for the most ...part silent ; witt a horrible fear of being pounced upon by a cultivated unmarried lady, and talked to.
" Seriously, I am not better. When the novelty of my situation is gone, won^t the old days at Oakfield Terrace seem pleasant ? Why didn't they last for ever ?
'' Yours ever, " David Gray. " All at once David began, with a delicacy pe- culiar to him, to consider himself an unwarrantable intruder at Sudbrook Park. In the face of all per- suasion, therefore, he joined me in London, whence he shortly afterwards departed for Torquay.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Robert Chambers is here ; Mrs. Crowe, the authoress ; Lord Brougham's DAVIB GRAY. 109 son-in-law; and at dinner and tea the literary tittle-tattle is the most wonderful you ever heard. They seem to know everything about everybody but Tennyson. Major (who has a beautiful daughter here) was crowned with a laurel-wreath for some burlesque verses he had made and read, last night. Of course you know what I am among them — a pale cadaverous young person, who sits in dark corners, and is for the most ...part silent ; witt a horrible fear of being pounced upon by a cultivated unmarried lady, and talked to.
" Seriously, I am not better. When the novelty of my situation is gone, won^t the old days at Oakfield Terrace seem pleasant ? Why didn't they last for ever ?
'' Yours ever, " David Gray. " All at once David began, with a delicacy pe- culiar to him, to consider himself an unwarrantable intruder at Sudbrook Park. In the face of all per- suasion, therefore, he joined me in London, whence he shortly afterwards departed for Torquay.
What to read after David Gray, And Other Essays : Chiefly On Poetry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Buchanan, Robert Williams, 1841-1901 to read onlineMoreLess
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