J Comyns Carr Stray Memories
J Comyns Carr Stray Memories
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Everything was grist that came to his mill in this as in each separate field of his activities ; but Florence was the real goal of all his desires, and this first visit to it, close on the study which had made him long to see for himself the Masters whom he loved and the fairest of towns which was their home, had a glamour which was never quite reached in later visits. I can see again the poor Trattoria della Luna where we lodged and the handsome waiter whom we, in the wild enthusiasm of the ho...ur, persuaded to follow us to England. That he ever arrived at all was the marvel. He might well have spent the journey -money given him on pastimes suggested by his reproach to me in London afterwards as to engaging a cook who remembered the birth of Christ : that he arrived weeping in a November fog and bitterly resenting having been left to come "by sea when we had come by land, " was not wonder- ful. Joe was patient with him for my sake and BOOKS AND TRAVEL 67 many a funny tale did he forge out of the Italian's vagaries.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Everything was grist that came to his mill in this as in each separate field of his activities ; but Florence was the real goal of all his desires, and this first visit to it, close on the study which had made him long to see for himself the Masters whom he loved and the fairest of towns which was their home, had a glamour which was never quite reached in later visits. I can see again the poor Trattoria della Luna where we lodged and the handsome waiter whom we, in the wild enthusiasm of the ho...ur, persuaded to follow us to England. That he ever arrived at all was the marvel. He might well have spent the journey -money given him on pastimes suggested by his reproach to me in London afterwards as to engaging a cook who remembered the birth of Christ : that he arrived weeping in a November fog and bitterly resenting having been left to come "by sea when we had come by land, " was not wonder- ful. Joe was patient with him for my sake and BOOKS AND TRAVEL 67 many a funny tale did he forge out of the Italian's vagaries.
What to read after J Comyns Carr Stray Memories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alice Vansittart Strettell Mrs Comyns Carr 1 Carr to read onlineMoreLess
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