The Letters of Robert Louis Stevenson 4
The Letters of Robert Louis Stevenson 4
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15, 16. Ay, and that is one of the pigments with which I am trying to draw the character of Preston- grange. 'Tis a most curious thing to render that kind, insignificant mask. To make anything precise is to risk my eflFect. And till the day he died, Davie was never sure of what P. was after. Not only so; very often P. didn't know himself. There was an element of mere liking for Davie; there was an ele- Digitized by Google AZT. 43] SIDNEY COLVIN i8i ment of being determ...ined, in case of accidents, to keep well with him. He hoped his Barbara would bring him to her feet, besides, and make him man- ageable. That was why he sent him to Hope Park with them. But Davie cannot know; I give you the inside of Davie, and my method condemns me to give only the outside both of Prestongrange and his policy.
— I'll give my mind to the technicalities. Yet to me they seem a part of the story, which is historical, after all.
— I think they wanted Alan to escape. But when or where to say so?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
See Allan Ramsay's works.
15, 16. Ay, and that is one of the pigments with which I am trying to draw the character of Preston- grange. 'Tis a most curious thing to render that kind, insignificant mask. To make anything precise is to risk my eflFect. And till the day he died, Davie was never sure of what P. was after. Not only so; very often P. didn't know himself. There was an element of mere liking for Davie; there was an ele- Digitized by Google AZT. 43] SIDNEY COLVIN i8i ment of being determ...ined, in case of accidents, to keep well with him. He hoped his Barbara would bring him to her feet, besides, and make him man- ageable. That was why he sent him to Hope Park with them. But Davie cannot know; I give you the inside of Davie, and my method condemns me to give only the outside both of Prestongrange and his policy.
— I'll give my mind to the technicalities. Yet to me they seem a part of the story, which is historical, after all.
— I think they wanted Alan to escape. But when or where to say so?
What to read after The Letters of Robert Louis Stevenson 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stevenson, Robert Louis, 1850-1894 to read onlineMoreLess
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