Poes Helen
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Have been during the past week to Secretary Thompson's recep- [ 192 ] MRS. WHITMAN'S LETTERS tion, to the President's last Levee, to three Readings of Fanny Kemble (whom I have also met in private and for the first time become acquainted with) and have attended Signora Mario's Lecture in behalf of the Italians. Of the Signora I have seen a great deal. She is an intimate friend of Mrs. Browning and today gave me a few shining threads of her hair and of "Robert's" as she calls the author of *' Pa...racelsus, " which Signor Mario thinks his most remarkable poem. I send you a single hair of each in the little envelope; the longer of the two is hers. Perhaps you will write a poem about it. . . . I have written a letter for the Providence Journal about the last Levee "Mrs. Kemble" etc. Which you shall see when it is published. I have not yet solved the destiny that lies hidden in your name although I have laid awake for hours trying to find it. Strange things happen here at Washington. A Cali- fornian who occupied the parlors over ours committed suicide a few nights ago under cir- cumstances of great strangeness and horror and today at the dinner table I heard that Daniel Sickles had just shot a gentleman of this city whose attentions to his wife he resented and avenged by murder.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Have been during the past week to Secretary Thompson's recep- [ 192 ] MRS. WHITMAN'S LETTERS tion, to the President's last Levee, to three Readings of Fanny Kemble (whom I have also met in private and for the first time become acquainted with) and have attended Signora Mario's Lecture in behalf of the Italians. Of the Signora I have seen a great deal. She is an intimate friend of Mrs. Browning and today gave me a few shining threads of her hair and of "Robert's" as she calls the author of *' Pa...racelsus, " which Signor Mario thinks his most remarkable poem. I send you a single hair of each in the little envelope; the longer of the two is hers. Perhaps you will write a poem about it. . . . I have written a letter for the Providence Journal about the last Levee "Mrs. Kemble" etc. Which you shall see when it is published. I have not yet solved the destiny that lies hidden in your name although I have laid awake for hours trying to find it. Strange things happen here at Washington. A Cali- fornian who occupied the parlors over ours committed suicide a few nights ago under cir- cumstances of great strangeness and horror and today at the dinner table I heard that Daniel Sickles had just shot a gentleman of this city whose attentions to his wife he resented and avenged by murder.
What to read after Poes Helen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Caroline Ticknor to read onlineMoreLess
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