Twenty-Five Years: Reminiscences
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Yeats had not yet shown the way.
However, fluent-feeble as my narrative poem was, there was something in it that pleased Father Russell. He pub- lished it in the Irish Monthly, and it was the precursor of several things of the same kind, which pleased my little circle very much. I think it must have been such things that engaged me as I sat, my head throbbing with neuralgia, in company with many volumes of magazines and a flowing bowl of watery lemonade. My father, of course, was par- ticularly... pleased, and somewhat amazed at these produc- tions. I was rather offended when it was repeated to me that he had said to someone of a thing called "The Legend of the Sorrowful Mother," "J^st think of Kate writing all that about babies — why, I never knew her to take any notice of a baby in her life." Which was quite true, but none the less unpalatable, since it pricked a hole in my sentiment.
Before I met Father Russell, I had visited, while in Lon- don in the autumn of 1880, Mr. Arthur Locker, my kind editor of the Graphic.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yeats had not yet shown the way.
However, fluent-feeble as my narrative poem was, there was something in it that pleased Father Russell. He pub- lished it in the Irish Monthly, and it was the precursor of several things of the same kind, which pleased my little circle very much. I think it must have been such things that engaged me as I sat, my head throbbing with neuralgia, in company with many volumes of magazines and a flowing bowl of watery lemonade. My father, of course, was par- ticularly... pleased, and somewhat amazed at these produc- tions. I was rather offended when it was repeated to me that he had said to someone of a thing called "The Legend of the Sorrowful Mother," "J^st think of Kate writing all that about babies — why, I never knew her to take any notice of a baby in her life." Which was quite true, but none the less unpalatable, since it pricked a hole in my sentiment.
Before I met Father Russell, I had visited, while in Lon- don in the autumn of 1880, Mr. Arthur Locker, my kind editor of the Graphic.
What to read after Twenty-Five Years: Reminiscences?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tynan Katharine to read onlineMoreLess
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