A Childs Recollections of Tennyson
A Childs Recollections of Tennyson
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our trembling joy was shortlived.
"It's no use!" exclaimed our leader in hollow accents. "We can't get any further! The pas- sage is choked with rubbish ; yet I knoio it leads into a little room behind the drawing-room fireplace and then out upon the lawn. I 28 A CHILD'S RECOLLECTIONS have heard my father tell about it.
In vain we prodded and poked. The dust of ages w^as too much for us, and sorrowfully we backed out Into ordinary life again.
Of the evenings at Farringford very much has been wr...itten by grown-ups of and for grown-ups, but no one has told the children's side of these evenings. When Mr. And Mrs. Tennyson were alone, or had only intimate friends — such as our parents — or one or two distinguished guests, to dine with them, the meal was served in the anteroom. Dessert, consisting of fruit, wine, and a particular kind of sweet biscuit which we children believed could not possibly be made anywhere but in the Farringford OF TENNYSON 29 kitchen, was served in the draw- ing-room, on a table drawn close to Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
our trembling joy was shortlived.
"It's no use!" exclaimed our leader in hollow accents. "We can't get any further! The pas- sage is choked with rubbish ; yet I knoio it leads into a little room behind the drawing-room fireplace and then out upon the lawn. I 28 A CHILD'S RECOLLECTIONS have heard my father tell about it.
In vain we prodded and poked. The dust of ages w^as too much for us, and sorrowfully we backed out Into ordinary life again.
Of the evenings at Farringford very much has been wr...itten by grown-ups of and for grown-ups, but no one has told the children's side of these evenings. When Mr. And Mrs. Tennyson were alone, or had only intimate friends — such as our parents — or one or two distinguished guests, to dine with them, the meal was served in the anteroom. Dessert, consisting of fruit, wine, and a particular kind of sweet biscuit which we children believed could not possibly be made anywhere but in the Farringford OF TENNYSON 29 kitchen, was served in the draw- ing-room, on a table drawn close to Mrs.
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