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And I thought it didn't matter, as he wouldn't know it. If he did know it, then he knew I mourned for him. A week after, you'd not have recognised me I'd got so thin. And I am thin still feel my arms ! ' London; March, 1893.
THE NEW ' MARIENBAD - ELEGY ' THE NEW ' MARIENBAD- ELEGY '* Buxton, idthjuly.
THE wedding is over. One has seen the last of what, outside the Chapel, was the real feature the festoons in St. James's Street. My rooms had become insufferable 94 degrees. The town was exhausted... prematurely. And even one who would have been glad, by this time, to have found the question of the Laureateship satisfac- torily settled, could not wait in London because no settlement had been come to. It is indeed true that I have not been gazetted; and, worse, though it is allowed that I am not without qualifications, my chances are not of the best. The knowledge of this fact has aggravated my gouty symptoms, as much, I am certain, as a * So I have wished to call it, with an allusion not too obscure, though the imaginative piece here offered to the reader consists of Extracts wrenched somehow from the locked and private Diary of an English poet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And I thought it didn't matter, as he wouldn't know it. If he did know it, then he knew I mourned for him. A week after, you'd not have recognised me I'd got so thin. And I am thin still feel my arms ! ' London; March, 1893.
THE NEW ' MARIENBAD - ELEGY ' THE NEW ' MARIENBAD- ELEGY '* Buxton, idthjuly.
THE wedding is over. One has seen the last of what, outside the Chapel, was the real feature the festoons in St. James's Street. My rooms had become insufferable 94 degrees. The town was exhausted... prematurely. And even one who would have been glad, by this time, to have found the question of the Laureateship satisfac- torily settled, could not wait in London because no settlement had been come to. It is indeed true that I have not been gazetted; and, worse, though it is allowed that I am not without qualifications, my chances are not of the best. The knowledge of this fact has aggravated my gouty symptoms, as much, I am certain, as a * So I have wished to call it, with an allusion not too obscure, though the imaginative piece here offered to the reader consists of Extracts wrenched somehow from the locked and private Diary of an English poet.
What to read after English Episodes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederick Wedmore to read onlineMoreLess
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