The Fourth Generation Reminiscences By Janet Ross
The Fourth Generation Reminiscences By Janet Ross
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Your mother used to be fond of old ballads and liked to think that the characteristics of particular families which they sometimes chronicled are to be recognized ^ Moiring Post, 13 Mny, 1875.
REMINISCENCES 201 in the descendants at this day, the ' black ElHots, ' for instance, being still as black as in the middle ages. But what made me speak of this was a family characteristic which one of the old ballads ascribed to the Gordons, and which Cosmo had to an extraordinary extent. What the ballad... said was : — * He turned him round lightly As the Gordons do a ' ; ' and Cosmo, if you recollect, had a way of moving round on his heel rapidly and yet with ease and grace. Cosmo so loved your dear father, and that alone was a great tie. I can well under- stand that you feel his loss.
I shall look for the Burmese Legend. You have so many of the qualities needed for writing what one may call a book, to begin with, such a capital style, that I think you ought to make the venture. I can imagine a capital book of this sort : ' Farm Life on the Arno (with illustrations).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Your mother used to be fond of old ballads and liked to think that the characteristics of particular families which they sometimes chronicled are to be recognized ^ Moiring Post, 13 Mny, 1875.
REMINISCENCES 201 in the descendants at this day, the ' black ElHots, ' for instance, being still as black as in the middle ages. But what made me speak of this was a family characteristic which one of the old ballads ascribed to the Gordons, and which Cosmo had to an extraordinary extent. What the ballad... said was : — * He turned him round lightly As the Gordons do a ' ; ' and Cosmo, if you recollect, had a way of moving round on his heel rapidly and yet with ease and grace. Cosmo so loved your dear father, and that alone was a great tie. I can well under- stand that you feel his loss.
I shall look for the Burmese Legend. You have so many of the qualities needed for writing what one may call a book, to begin with, such a capital style, that I think you ought to make the venture. I can imagine a capital book of this sort : ' Farm Life on the Arno (with illustrations).
What to read after The Fourth Generation Reminiscences By Janet Ross?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Janet Ross to read onlineMoreLess
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