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Ruskin, however, has recorded himself as my friend."
a log and fired away without listening to any captain's orders.
I stopped working, and from that time my ruin commenced."
They offend my democracy, however.
"I enjoyed it well," was the reply, "and always keep my hand in.
Finally he hitched a little closer and leaned forward to look in my face.
But he nodded, and grinned and hitched again, bringing his face close to my ear, then in a voice husky
he finally yelled right in my ear.
"Yes," he said, "this is my first visit, properly speaking, to Canada, although I was at Niagara Falls
comradeship—friendship is the good old word—the love of my fellow-men.
As to the form of my poetry, I have rejected the rhymed and blank verse.
everything of the kind from my books."
I said, 'Perhaps not, my dear, in the way you mean, and yet maybe it is the same thing.'"
the comradeship—friendship is the good old word—the love of my fellow-men.
As to the form of my poetry I have rejected the rhymed and blank verse.
everything of the kind from my books."
I said, "Perhaps not, my dear, in the way you mean, and yet, maybe, it is the same thing."
He said: "It is my chief reliance." He talked of death, and said he did not fear it.