William Sharp Fiona Macleod a Memoir Compiled By His Wife Elizabeth a Sharp
William Sharp Fiona Macleod a Memoir Compiled By His Wife Elizabeth a Sharp
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AVhat should we do were it not for that sense of the little group of simple and faithful souls, who love the clay of earth because heaven is wrapt in it, and stand by and sup- port their lonely fellows in the struggle against the forces upon forces the world sends against them? I trust at some time it may be my great good fortune to see you and talk of these things, and hear more of your doings.
ERXEST BUYS.
From the little rock-perched, sea-girt Pettycur Inn, my husband wrote to Mrs. Janvier :... THE HOUSE OF DREAMS, 20th Dec. , 1898.
... It has been a memorable time here. I have writ- ten some of my best work including two or three of the new things for Tlie Dominion of Dreams viz. " The Rose of Flame, " " Honey of the AVild Bees, " and " The Secrets of the Xight. " AVhat a glorious day it has been. The most beautiful I have ever seen at Pettycur I think. Cloudless blue sky, dear exquisite air tho' cold, with a marvellous golden light in the afternoon. Arthur's Seat, the Crags and the Castle and the 14 ranges of the Pentlands all clear-cut as steel, and the city itself visible in fluent golden light.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
AVhat should we do were it not for that sense of the little group of simple and faithful souls, who love the clay of earth because heaven is wrapt in it, and stand by and sup- port their lonely fellows in the struggle against the forces upon forces the world sends against them? I trust at some time it may be my great good fortune to see you and talk of these things, and hear more of your doings.
ERXEST BUYS.
From the little rock-perched, sea-girt Pettycur Inn, my husband wrote to Mrs. Janvier :... THE HOUSE OF DREAMS, 20th Dec. , 1898.
... It has been a memorable time here. I have writ- ten some of my best work including two or three of the new things for Tlie Dominion of Dreams viz. " The Rose of Flame, " " Honey of the AVild Bees, " and " The Secrets of the Xight. " AVhat a glorious day it has been. The most beautiful I have ever seen at Pettycur I think. Cloudless blue sky, dear exquisite air tho' cold, with a marvellous golden light in the afternoon. Arthur's Seat, the Crags and the Castle and the 14 ranges of the Pentlands all clear-cut as steel, and the city itself visible in fluent golden light.
What to read after William Sharp Fiona Macleod a Memoir Compiled By His Wife Elizabeth a Sharp?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth a Elizabeth Amelia Sharp to read onlineMoreLess
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