Past And Present At the English Lakes
Past And Present At the English Lakes
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What a day was that! Scott we know was in one of his raciest moods, overflowing with mirth and anecdote, though doubtless not a little dis- concerted by that untimely salutation from the jovial host of the Swan, that Miss Martineau has chronicled : " Why, sir, ye've coomed seun for ya glass to-day. " An untimely speech, which told the water-drinking bard that the Swan Inn had been making up any deficiencies in the Dove GOUGH AND HIS DOG 159 Cottage hospitality. One can imagine how the matter, i...f touched on at all, was made subject of banter as they went up Grisedale. But there would fall upon the company silence and a cloud as they rode round Grisedale Tarn, for it was here where Wordsworth had parted from his beloved brother John, who perished by the shipwreck of the * Earl of Abergavenny ' on February 6th of the same year, 1805. And he may have murmured the stanza, written probably in the July pre- ceding : Here did we stop, and here looked round. While each unto himself descends For that last thought of parting friends That is not to be found.
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What a day was that! Scott we know was in one of his raciest moods, overflowing with mirth and anecdote, though doubtless not a little dis- concerted by that untimely salutation from the jovial host of the Swan, that Miss Martineau has chronicled : " Why, sir, ye've coomed seun for ya glass to-day. " An untimely speech, which told the water-drinking bard that the Swan Inn had been making up any deficiencies in the Dove GOUGH AND HIS DOG 159 Cottage hospitality. One can imagine how the matter, i...f touched on at all, was made subject of banter as they went up Grisedale. But there would fall upon the company silence and a cloud as they rode round Grisedale Tarn, for it was here where Wordsworth had parted from his beloved brother John, who perished by the shipwreck of the * Earl of Abergavenny ' on February 6th of the same year, 1805. And he may have murmured the stanza, written probably in the July pre- ceding : Here did we stop, and here looked round. While each unto himself descends For that last thought of parting friends That is not to be found.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H D Hardwicke Drummond Rawnsley to read onlineMoreLess
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