William Sharp (Fiona Macleod)
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But it is the end that mat- ters — ^not individuals." Owing to my Mother's serious illness I could not leave England early in November, as we had intended. Lon- don was impossible for my husband for he, too, was ill.
At first he went to Hastings, whence he wrote to Mrs.
Philpot — author of The Sacred Tree: Hastings, Dec. 20, 1901.
My deab Fbibnd, You would have enjoyed " being me " yesterday. I had a most delightful day at Rye with Henry James who now lives there for many months in the year. I ...went over early, lunched, and then we went all over that won- derfully picturesque old Cinque Port. A lovely walk in a frost-boimd still country, and then back by the sombre old Land Gate, over the misty marshes down below, and the flame red Cypres Tower against a plum coloured sunset, to Henry James' quaint and picturesque old house to tea. It was in every way a memorable and delightful day, and not least the great pleasure of inter- PEOVENCE 339 course with that vivid brilliant and alive mind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But it is the end that mat- ters — ^not individuals." Owing to my Mother's serious illness I could not leave England early in November, as we had intended. Lon- don was impossible for my husband for he, too, was ill.
At first he went to Hastings, whence he wrote to Mrs.
Philpot — author of The Sacred Tree: Hastings, Dec. 20, 1901.
My deab Fbibnd, You would have enjoyed " being me " yesterday. I had a most delightful day at Rye with Henry James who now lives there for many months in the year. I ...went over early, lunched, and then we went all over that won- derfully picturesque old Cinque Port. A lovely walk in a frost-boimd still country, and then back by the sombre old Land Gate, over the misty marshes down below, and the flame red Cypres Tower against a plum coloured sunset, to Henry James' quaint and picturesque old house to tea. It was in every way a memorable and delightful day, and not least the great pleasure of inter- PEOVENCE 339 course with that vivid brilliant and alive mind.
What to read after William Sharp (Fiona Macleod)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth a Elizabeth Amelia Sharp to read onlineMoreLess
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