Personal Reminiscences of Henry Irving 1
Personal Reminiscences of Henry Irving 1
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" he added.
It was the exact muffled sound which the ex- ploding charge makes in the curves of the steep valleys.
This is a good instance of Tennyson's wonder- ful power of onomatopoeia. To him the sound had a sense of its own. I had another instance of it before the day was over.
That talk was full of very interesting memories.
Perhaps it was apropos of the peas grown from the seed in the mummy hand^ but Lazarus in his tomb came on the tapis. This stanza of In Memoriam had always been a favour...ite of mine, and when I said so, he said : " Repeat it 1" I did so, again feeling as if I were being weighed up. When I had finished " He told it not ; or something seal'd The lips of that Evangelist : " he turned to me and said : " Do you know that when that was published they said I was scoffing. But" — ^here both face and voice grew very very grave — " I did not mean to scoff ! " When I told him of my wonder as to how any sane person could have taken such an idea from such a faithful, tender, understanding poem he went on to speak of faith and the need of faith.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" he added.
It was the exact muffled sound which the ex- ploding charge makes in the curves of the steep valleys.
This is a good instance of Tennyson's wonder- ful power of onomatopoeia. To him the sound had a sense of its own. I had another instance of it before the day was over.
That talk was full of very interesting memories.
Perhaps it was apropos of the peas grown from the seed in the mummy hand^ but Lazarus in his tomb came on the tapis. This stanza of In Memoriam had always been a favour...ite of mine, and when I said so, he said : " Repeat it 1" I did so, again feeling as if I were being weighed up. When I had finished " He told it not ; or something seal'd The lips of that Evangelist : " he turned to me and said : " Do you know that when that was published they said I was scoffing. But" — ^here both face and voice grew very very grave — " I did not mean to scoff ! " When I told him of my wonder as to how any sane person could have taken such an idea from such a faithful, tender, understanding poem he went on to speak of faith and the need of faith.
What to read after Personal Reminiscences of Henry Irving 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stoker Bram to read onlineMoreLess
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