Dr North And His Friends
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" You have put the case as against Tennyson admi rably well. But you expect more than he meant to give. " " I do not know, " said St. Clair ; " I do not know. I lost all who would have been dear before I knew what tears were. There is another great poem of DR. NORTH AND HIS FRIENDS 135 many forms of grief. It is that sarcophagus at Con stantinople, Les Pleureuses. We talked of it some time ago. Not the happiest can see it and fail to feel this changeless grief/ " Oh, but I should like to see it..., " cried Sibyl, and again her voice was the voice of unwept tears.
Mrs. Vincent was quick to note it, and rose, say ing : "I have the photographs somewhere. Come, help me to look for them, my dear. " ^ " I have them at my studio, " said St. Clair. " You lent them to me last week. " I did not wonder at the glance of exasperation my good Alice cast on the thoughtless poet. Mrs. Vin cent s interference came too late. Sibyl rose at her call, but suddenly burst into tears, and then laughing hysterically, cried : " Oh, excuse me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" You have put the case as against Tennyson admi rably well. But you expect more than he meant to give. " " I do not know, " said St. Clair ; " I do not know. I lost all who would have been dear before I knew what tears were. There is another great poem of DR. NORTH AND HIS FRIENDS 135 many forms of grief. It is that sarcophagus at Con stantinople, Les Pleureuses. We talked of it some time ago. Not the happiest can see it and fail to feel this changeless grief/ " Oh, but I should like to see it..., " cried Sibyl, and again her voice was the voice of unwept tears.
Mrs. Vincent was quick to note it, and rose, say ing : "I have the photographs somewhere. Come, help me to look for them, my dear. " ^ " I have them at my studio, " said St. Clair. " You lent them to me last week. " I did not wonder at the glance of exasperation my good Alice cast on the thoughtless poet. Mrs. Vin cent s interference came too late. Sibyl rose at her call, but suddenly burst into tears, and then laughing hysterically, cried : " Oh, excuse me.
What to read after Dr North And His Friends?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mitchell Silas Weir to read onlineMoreLess
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