The Works of Charles Lamb
The Works of Charles Lamb
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When a soul knocks once, twice, at death's door, the sensation aroused within the palace must be considerable ; and the grim feature, by modern science so often dispossessed of his prey, must have learned by this time to pity Tantalus.
A pulse assuredly was felt along the line of the Elysian shades, when the near arrival of G. D. was announced by no equivocal indications. From their seats of Asphodel arose the gentler and the graver ghosts — poet or historian — of Grecian or of Roman lore— to c...rown with unfading chaplets the half-finished love-labours of their unwearied scholiast.
Him Markland expected — him Tyrwhitt hoped to encounter — -him the sweet lyrist of Peter House, whom he had barely seen upon ear«th,* with newest airs prepared to greet ; and, patron of the gentle Christ's boy — who should have been his patron through life — the mild Askew, with longing aspi- rations, leaned foremost from his venerable iEsculapian chair, to welcome into that happy company the matured virtues of the man, whose tender scions in the boy he himself upon earth had so prophetically fed and watered.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When a soul knocks once, twice, at death's door, the sensation aroused within the palace must be considerable ; and the grim feature, by modern science so often dispossessed of his prey, must have learned by this time to pity Tantalus.
A pulse assuredly was felt along the line of the Elysian shades, when the near arrival of G. D. was announced by no equivocal indications. From their seats of Asphodel arose the gentler and the graver ghosts — poet or historian — of Grecian or of Roman lore— to c...rown with unfading chaplets the half-finished love-labours of their unwearied scholiast.
Him Markland expected — him Tyrwhitt hoped to encounter — -him the sweet lyrist of Peter House, whom he had barely seen upon ear«th,* with newest airs prepared to greet ; and, patron of the gentle Christ's boy — who should have been his patron through life — the mild Askew, with longing aspi- rations, leaned foremost from his venerable iEsculapian chair, to welcome into that happy company the matured virtues of the man, whose tender scions in the boy he himself upon earth had so prophetically fed and watered.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lamb Charles to read onlineMoreLess
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