Edward Fitzgerald
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He was always impatient of being interfered with when his thoughts were occupied ; one evening when his boy was reading to him, FitzGerald pottered about, turning over books and papers, searching for some- thing. The boy offered his help to look for the missing object ; FitzGerald refused the proffered assistance, adding pettishly, "That is just about the way I shall get to heaven, I suppose, searching for what I cannot find." When he was walking along the road or the street with a companion he... would get so much absorbed in his own thoughts that if he was addressed he would answer in a querulous voice as though annoyed by impertinent interruptions. His husky voice, with a curious deflection of tone at the end of his sentences, was highly characteristic. "He used to speak," said Mowbray Donne, " like a cricket ball with a break in it," or " like a wave falling over — a Suffolk wave." This inaccessibility, accompanied by a good deal of hmiteur of manner, was even displayed to his nearest friends.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was always impatient of being interfered with when his thoughts were occupied ; one evening when his boy was reading to him, FitzGerald pottered about, turning over books and papers, searching for some- thing. The boy offered his help to look for the missing object ; FitzGerald refused the proffered assistance, adding pettishly, "That is just about the way I shall get to heaven, I suppose, searching for what I cannot find." When he was walking along the road or the street with a companion he... would get so much absorbed in his own thoughts that if he was addressed he would answer in a querulous voice as though annoyed by impertinent interruptions. His husky voice, with a curious deflection of tone at the end of his sentences, was highly characteristic. "He used to speak," said Mowbray Donne, " like a cricket ball with a break in it," or " like a wave falling over — a Suffolk wave." This inaccessibility, accompanied by a good deal of hmiteur of manner, was even displayed to his nearest friends.
What to read after Edward Fitzgerald?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benson Arthur Christopher to read onlineMoreLess
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