The Overland Monthly volume S2 V77
The Overland Monthly volume S2 V77
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"But let's see what you're working on now. That ought to be the best, you know. " "P'raps. It's goin' to be about 'The Little Match Boy's Mother. ' An' it's going to be very pathetic. " He passed the lines he had written to Poston, who read them with professional interest, which was quite another thing from the interest he felt bound to affect in the presence of the poet.
" 'The other night while raining hard, I passed along — ' Good enough!" he said to himself. "There's a whole lot in the old ...man. He's no end of fun. " "Do you like the lines? Do they begin too pathetic all to once?" asked the bard.
"Oh, no — not a bit too pathetic, " Poston replied. "Now, " he thought, "I'll see the machinery run and hear it creak. " He passed the paper back to Massey. "Just go ahead and write off the rest. " Although he trembled all over, and his pen made strange jerky movements, the poet went at the grind, and the second quatrain was soon finished.
"Why, " said Poston, who had to say some- thing, "you've got a natural gift for poetry.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"But let's see what you're working on now. That ought to be the best, you know. " "P'raps. It's goin' to be about 'The Little Match Boy's Mother. ' An' it's going to be very pathetic. " He passed the lines he had written to Poston, who read them with professional interest, which was quite another thing from the interest he felt bound to affect in the presence of the poet.
" 'The other night while raining hard, I passed along — ' Good enough!" he said to himself. "There's a whole lot in the old ...man. He's no end of fun. " "Do you like the lines? Do they begin too pathetic all to once?" asked the bard.
"Oh, no — not a bit too pathetic, " Poston replied. "Now, " he thought, "I'll see the machinery run and hear it creak. " He passed the paper back to Massey. "Just go ahead and write off the rest. " Although he trembled all over, and his pen made strange jerky movements, the poet went at the grind, and the second quatrain was soon finished.
"Why, " said Poston, who had to say some- thing, "you've got a natural gift for poetry.
What to read after The Overland Monthly volume S2 V77?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Childs Merwin to read onlineMoreLess
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