Memoirs of Charles Lamb
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And do they gather round, and praise Thy relish of their nobler lays ?
Waxing in mirth to hear thee tell With what strange mortals thou didst dwell ; At thy quaint sallies more delighted.
Than any's long among them lighted !
"Tis done ; and thou hast join'd a crew.
To whom thy soul was justly due ; And yet I think, where'er thou be.
They'll scarcely love thee more than we.'' These lines, characteristic both of the writer and the subject, are copied from the Memoir of the translator of Dante, by... his son, the Rev. Henry Cary, which, enriched by many interesting memorials oi contemporaries, presents as valuable a picture of rare ability and excel- lence as ever was traced by the fine observation of filial love.
' A writer in Notes and Queries {1866) heard an account of the accident from an Edmonton tradesman, who ran to help Lamb. — F.
220 lamb's I'RIENDS AND COMPANIONS.
him very weak, and nearly insensible to things pass- ing around him. Now and then a few words were audible, from which it seemed that his mind, in its feebleness, was intent on kind and hospitable thoughts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And do they gather round, and praise Thy relish of their nobler lays ?
Waxing in mirth to hear thee tell With what strange mortals thou didst dwell ; At thy quaint sallies more delighted.
Than any's long among them lighted !
"Tis done ; and thou hast join'd a crew.
To whom thy soul was justly due ; And yet I think, where'er thou be.
They'll scarcely love thee more than we.'' These lines, characteristic both of the writer and the subject, are copied from the Memoir of the translator of Dante, by... his son, the Rev. Henry Cary, which, enriched by many interesting memorials oi contemporaries, presents as valuable a picture of rare ability and excel- lence as ever was traced by the fine observation of filial love.
' A writer in Notes and Queries {1866) heard an account of the accident from an Edmonton tradesman, who ran to help Lamb. — F.
220 lamb's I'RIENDS AND COMPANIONS.
him very weak, and nearly insensible to things pass- ing around him. Now and then a few words were audible, from which it seemed that his mind, in its feebleness, was intent on kind and hospitable thoughts.
What to read after Memoirs of Charles Lamb?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Talfourd, Thomas Noon, Sir, 1795-1854 to read onlineMoreLess
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