A Child's Recollections of Tennyson
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Tennyson led a life of almost entire seclusion so far as outside visiting went. When Hallam was old enough to drive OF TENNYSON 67 a pair of horses, the chair was ex- changed for a carriage, and every fine day he drove his father or mother or both. The devotion of the boys to their parents w^as some- thing for even children to observe and remember. No daughter could have done more for a mother than Hallam did ; not all daugh- ters would have done as much.
Although a housekeeper was employed, th...is son, at a very early age, oversaw the household arrangements ; and the outside world knows how, as he grew to manhood and after he became a man, he was his father's right hand and his mother's loving aide and companion. It was he of whom the poet wrote to Mr. Glad- stone : 68 A CHILD'S RECOLLECTIONS * * I do not think any man ever had a better son than I have in him." But we are now talking of child- hood's days. Of that united family of four, only one now remains.
We used, as children, to believe that the younger boy possessed a touch of his father's genius; and children are sometimes pretty good judges.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tennyson led a life of almost entire seclusion so far as outside visiting went. When Hallam was old enough to drive OF TENNYSON 67 a pair of horses, the chair was ex- changed for a carriage, and every fine day he drove his father or mother or both. The devotion of the boys to their parents w^as some- thing for even children to observe and remember. No daughter could have done more for a mother than Hallam did ; not all daugh- ters would have done as much.
Although a housekeeper was employed, th...is son, at a very early age, oversaw the household arrangements ; and the outside world knows how, as he grew to manhood and after he became a man, he was his father's right hand and his mother's loving aide and companion. It was he of whom the poet wrote to Mr. Glad- stone : 68 A CHILD'S RECOLLECTIONS * * I do not think any man ever had a better son than I have in him." But we are now talking of child- hood's days. Of that united family of four, only one now remains.
We used, as children, to believe that the younger boy possessed a touch of his father's genius; and children are sometimes pretty good judges.
What to read after A Child's Recollections of Tennyson?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edith Nicholl Bradley Ellison to read onlineMoreLess
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