Golden Era volume 322
Golden Era volume 322
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Holman Hunt's little golden- haired daughter, Gladys Mulock, whose picture was admired by everybody in the Royal Academy last year, held Mrs. Craik, her godmother, by the hand, as we walked about the grounds.
Jean Ingelow and her two brothers live in a lovely London home, full of flow- ers, as one might expect from one who so loves nature. Great bunches of yellow primroses (no one can be in England in the spring and not love these tiny things that make the fields yellow with their bloom) and bl...ue forget-me-nots were about the house. The grounds, too, are a perfect flower garden. Miss Ingelow is most in- telligent on all great questions. She knows American literature well, and speaks highly of many of our writers. She is not strong, going to the south of France usually in the winter, while in the summer, in the London season, from May to July, her presence is of course eagerly sought. Her "Songs of Seven, " not a great favorite with her, will be a favorite with the world as long as there are women to be wives and mothers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Holman Hunt's little golden- haired daughter, Gladys Mulock, whose picture was admired by everybody in the Royal Academy last year, held Mrs. Craik, her godmother, by the hand, as we walked about the grounds.
Jean Ingelow and her two brothers live in a lovely London home, full of flow- ers, as one might expect from one who so loves nature. Great bunches of yellow primroses (no one can be in England in the spring and not love these tiny things that make the fields yellow with their bloom) and bl...ue forget-me-nots were about the house. The grounds, too, are a perfect flower garden. Miss Ingelow is most in- telligent on all great questions. She knows American literature well, and speaks highly of many of our writers. She is not strong, going to the south of France usually in the winter, while in the summer, in the London season, from May to July, her presence is of course eagerly sought. Her "Songs of Seven, " not a great favorite with her, will be a favorite with the world as long as there are women to be wives and mothers.
What to read after Golden Era volume 322?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Calif Golden Era Company San Diego to read onlineMoreLess
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