Memories And Anecdotes
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He describedhis impressions in two words: "Unconscious rehearsing. " Once he handed me a poem he had just dashed off written with pencil, "To my Saxon Blonde. " I was surprised and somewhat flattered, regarding it as a complimentary impromptu. But, on looking up hispoetry in the library, I found the same verses printed years before: "If bards of old the truth have told, The sirens had raven hair; But ever since the earth had birth, They paint the angels fair. " Probably that was a habit with hi...m.
When a friend joked him about his very-much-at-home manner at theUnited States Hotel at Saratoga, where he went every year, saying asthey sat together on the upper piazza, "Why, Saxe, I should fancy youowned this hotel, " he rose, and lounging against one of the pillarsanswered, "Well, I have a 'lien' on this piazza. " His epigrams are excellent. He has made more and better than anyAmerican poet. In Dodd's large collection of the epigrams of theworld, I think there are six at least from Saxe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He describedhis impressions in two words: "Unconscious rehearsing. " Once he handed me a poem he had just dashed off written with pencil, "To my Saxon Blonde. " I was surprised and somewhat flattered, regarding it as a complimentary impromptu. But, on looking up hispoetry in the library, I found the same verses printed years before: "If bards of old the truth have told, The sirens had raven hair; But ever since the earth had birth, They paint the angels fair. " Probably that was a habit with hi...m.
When a friend joked him about his very-much-at-home manner at theUnited States Hotel at Saratoga, where he went every year, saying asthey sat together on the upper piazza, "Why, Saxe, I should fancy youowned this hotel, " he rose, and lounging against one of the pillarsanswered, "Well, I have a 'lien' on this piazza. " His epigrams are excellent. He has made more and better than anyAmerican poet. In Dodd's large collection of the epigrams of theworld, I think there are six at least from Saxe.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sanborn Kate to read onlineMoreLess
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