Memories of a Friend
Memories of a Friend
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" "July 22, 1903.
"The maid kindled a bright fire in the fireplace when she brought my breakfast and it looks very cheerful. I am going to drive later and afterwards to a small literary affair at Mrs. O. 's, a discussion of some classic, I think perhaps it is about a point in Faust. But I will scribble a few lines first to tell you about the reading.
"It poured all day and I thought no one would come as the distances are so great, but the spacious room was filled. Doctor Robert Collyer, who was... to introduce me, failed to appear in the rain. He was here at luncheon on Monday and kept us all laugh- ing for an hour with his amusing stories. He is as brilliant as ever and as sympathetic. When he went away he asked me what he should say. I told him the safest course was to say nothing at all, as it was really a great risk to say pleasant things that might not be lived up to and of course he couldn't say anything unpleasant so he would be saved any mis- givings afterwards. Mr. MacVeagh introduced me in one of the humorous speeches in which he is so happy, and said many nice things.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "July 22, 1903.
"The maid kindled a bright fire in the fireplace when she brought my breakfast and it looks very cheerful. I am going to drive later and afterwards to a small literary affair at Mrs. O. 's, a discussion of some classic, I think perhaps it is about a point in Faust. But I will scribble a few lines first to tell you about the reading.
"It poured all day and I thought no one would come as the distances are so great, but the spacious room was filled. Doctor Robert Collyer, who was... to introduce me, failed to appear in the rain. He was here at luncheon on Monday and kept us all laugh- ing for an hour with his amusing stories. He is as brilliant as ever and as sympathetic. When he went away he asked me what he should say. I told him the safest course was to say nothing at all, as it was really a great risk to say pleasant things that might not be lived up to and of course he couldn't say anything unpleasant so he would be saved any mis- givings afterwards. Mr. MacVeagh introduced me in one of the humorous speeches in which he is so happy, and said many nice things.
What to read after Memories of a Friend?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mason Amelia Ruth Gere to read onlineMoreLess
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