The Lovely Lady
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He forgot, after he had settled in his room again at Blodgett's, thatMiss Minnie Havens had ever walked with him in the purlieus of theHouse, for he was quite taken up with a new set of rooms he had thrownout from it for his mother. She was always there with him now until theday of her death and long after, made a part of all his dreaming by thetouch with which she had limned in herself for him, the feature of allLovely Ladies.
He would write her long letters into which crept much that had been...uttered only in the House, which that winter became an estate inFlorida, moved there because of Mrs. Weatheral's need of mild climate. They went abroad after the Christmas Holidays in which she had coughedmore than usual and consented to have her breakfast brought up to bed, setting out every evening from Peter's reading-lamp and arriving veryshortly at Italian Cathedrals and old Roman seaport towns that smelledof history.
Dreaming of lovely ladies who have no face or form other than theyborrow from the passing incident is a very pleasant way of passing thetime, and does not necessarily lead to anything; but when a man goesabout afraid lest his mother should die for lack of something he mighthave got for her, he dreams closer at home.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He forgot, after he had settled in his room again at Blodgett's, thatMiss Minnie Havens had ever walked with him in the purlieus of theHouse, for he was quite taken up with a new set of rooms he had thrownout from it for his mother. She was always there with him now until theday of her death and long after, made a part of all his dreaming by thetouch with which she had limned in herself for him, the feature of allLovely Ladies.
He would write her long letters into which crept much that had been...uttered only in the House, which that winter became an estate inFlorida, moved there because of Mrs. Weatheral's need of mild climate. They went abroad after the Christmas Holidays in which she had coughedmore than usual and consented to have her breakfast brought up to bed, setting out every evening from Peter's reading-lamp and arriving veryshortly at Italian Cathedrals and old Roman seaport towns that smelledof history.
Dreaming of lovely ladies who have no face or form other than theyborrow from the passing incident is a very pleasant way of passing thetime, and does not necessarily lead to anything; but when a man goesabout afraid lest his mother should die for lack of something he mighthave got for her, he dreams closer at home.
What to read after The Lovely Lady?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Austin Mary Hunter to read onlineMoreLess
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