Threescore Years And Ten Reminiscences of the Late Sophia Elizabeth De Morgan
Threescore Years And Ten Reminiscences of the Late Sophia Elizabeth De Morgan
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I remember going out once, and, on re-entering, Mrs. Barbauld addressed me sym- pathetically on my affliction in being murdered by the one who owed me most, and another lady congratulated me on my ability in writing a short letter, full of meaning, from which I gathered that I was Julius Caesar.
A young friend stayed a short time with us before her marriage, and Mrs. Barbauld was, as became a poetess, interested in the love affair and the wedding gifts. In compliance with the request of the giv...er of a pair of sugar-tongs, the following epigram was written by our kind neighbour : 'To Mrs. , with a Pair of Sugar-tongs.
1 To greet with gifts your marriage state These tongs your kind acceptance wait ; But "Where's the sugar?" should you ask. The sweets to find must be your task. ' HER 'EVENINGS AT HOME. ' 89 Mrs. Barbauld had a true poetical feeling for plants and natural things. As she was walking in our garden, I gathered a bunch of violets, which she accepted kindly, but said, as she placed them in the bosom of her dress, that she always felt a hesitation in gathering flowers which were in full bloom and beauty, and possibly enjoyment, on the stalk, but which died so soon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I remember going out once, and, on re-entering, Mrs. Barbauld addressed me sym- pathetically on my affliction in being murdered by the one who owed me most, and another lady congratulated me on my ability in writing a short letter, full of meaning, from which I gathered that I was Julius Caesar.
A young friend stayed a short time with us before her marriage, and Mrs. Barbauld was, as became a poetess, interested in the love affair and the wedding gifts. In compliance with the request of the giv...er of a pair of sugar-tongs, the following epigram was written by our kind neighbour : 'To Mrs. , with a Pair of Sugar-tongs.
1 To greet with gifts your marriage state These tongs your kind acceptance wait ; But "Where's the sugar?" should you ask. The sweets to find must be your task. ' HER 'EVENINGS AT HOME. ' 89 Mrs. Barbauld had a true poetical feeling for plants and natural things. As she was walking in our garden, I gathered a bunch of violets, which she accepted kindly, but said, as she placed them in the bosom of her dress, that she always felt a hesitation in gathering flowers which were in full bloom and beauty, and possibly enjoyment, on the stalk, but which died so soon.
What to read after Threescore Years And Ten Reminiscences of the Late Sophia Elizabeth De Morgan?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sophia Elizabeth De Morgan to read onlineMoreLess
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