In Defence of Harriet Shelley
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He may not have had the address, but that isnothing--any postman would know the aged Zonoras; a dead postman wouldremember a name like that.
And yet, why throw a rag like this to us ravening wolves? Is itseriously supposable that we will stop to chew it and let our preyescape? No, we are getting to expect this kind of device, and to give itmerely a sniff for certainty's sake and then walk around it and leaveit lying. Shelley was not after the aged Zonoras; he was pointed forCornelia and the Ita...lian lessons, for his warm nature was cravingsympathy.
II The year 1813 is just ended now, and we step into 1814.
To recapitulate, how much of Cornelia's society has Shelley had, thusfar? Portions of August and September, and four days of July. That is tosay, he has had opportunity to enjoy it, more or less, during that briefperiod. Did he want some more of it? We must fall back upon history, andthen go to conjecturing.
"In the early part of the year 1814, Shelley was a frequent visitor at Bracknell.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He may not have had the address, but that isnothing--any postman would know the aged Zonoras; a dead postman wouldremember a name like that.
And yet, why throw a rag like this to us ravening wolves? Is itseriously supposable that we will stop to chew it and let our preyescape? No, we are getting to expect this kind of device, and to give itmerely a sniff for certainty's sake and then walk around it and leaveit lying. Shelley was not after the aged Zonoras; he was pointed forCornelia and the Ita...lian lessons, for his warm nature was cravingsympathy.
II The year 1813 is just ended now, and we step into 1814.
To recapitulate, how much of Cornelia's society has Shelley had, thusfar? Portions of August and September, and four days of July. That is tosay, he has had opportunity to enjoy it, more or less, during that briefperiod. Did he want some more of it? We must fall back upon history, andthen go to conjecturing.
"In the early part of the year 1814, Shelley was a frequent visitor at Bracknell.
What to read after In Defence of Harriet Shelley?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Twain, Mark, 1835-1910 to read onlineMoreLess
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