Mrs. Shelley
Mrs. Shelley
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She was very unhappy; I leave her tranquil. " Clara herself writes asearly as October--"Mary says things which I construe into unkindness. I was wrong. We soon became friends; but I felt deeply the imaginarycruelties I conjured up. " It is clear that where such constant explaining is necessary therecould not be much satisfaction in perpetual intimacy.
Mary is amused at the way Shelley and Claire sit up and "frightenthemselves" by different reasons or forms of superstition, and on oneoccasion we... have their two accounts of the miraculous removal of apillow in Claire's room, Claire avowing it had moved while she did notsee it; and Shelley attesting the miracle because the pillow was on achair, much as Victor Hugo describes the peasants of Brittanydeclaring that "the frog _must_ have talked on the stone becausethere was the stone it talked upon. " The result might certainly havebeen injurious to Mary, who was awakened by the excited entrance ofClaire into her room. Shelley had to interpose and get her into thenext room, where he informed Claire that Mary was not in a state ofhealth to be suddenly alarmed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She was very unhappy; I leave her tranquil. " Clara herself writes asearly as October--"Mary says things which I construe into unkindness. I was wrong. We soon became friends; but I felt deeply the imaginarycruelties I conjured up. " It is clear that where such constant explaining is necessary therecould not be much satisfaction in perpetual intimacy.
Mary is amused at the way Shelley and Claire sit up and "frightenthemselves" by different reasons or forms of superstition, and on oneoccasion we... have their two accounts of the miraculous removal of apillow in Claire's room, Claire avowing it had moved while she did notsee it; and Shelley attesting the miracle because the pillow was on achair, much as Victor Hugo describes the peasants of Brittanydeclaring that "the frog _must_ have talked on the stone becausethere was the stone it talked upon. " The result might certainly havebeen injurious to Mary, who was awakened by the excited entrance ofClaire into her room. Shelley had to interpose and get her into thenext room, where he informed Claire that Mary was not in a state ofhealth to be suddenly alarmed.
What to read after Mrs. Shelley?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rossetti Lucy Madox Brown to read onlineMoreLess
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