I am suffering under a depression of spirits such as I have never felt before. I have struggled in vain against the influence of this melancholy— You will believe me, when I say that I am still miserable in spite of the great improvement in my circumstances.... The Life of John Pendleton Kennedy - Сторінка 375автори: Henry Theodore Tuckerman - 1871 - 490 стор.Повний перегляд - Докладніше про цю книгу
| Henry Theodore Tuckerman - 1871 - 512 стор.
...and kindness. Through your influence Mr. White has been induced to employ me in assisting him with the editorial duties of his Magazine at a salary of...this simple reason, that a man who is writing for effect does not write thus. My heart is open before you, — if it be worth reading, read it. I am... | |
| Edgar Allan Poe - 1874 - 644 стор.
...annum. The situation is agreeable to me for many reasons, but, alas ! it appears to me that nothing can give me pleasure or the slightest gratification. Excuse...this simple reason, that a man who is writing for effect does not write thus. My heart is open before you ; if it be worth reading, read it. I am wretched... | |
| Edgar Allan Poe - 1869 - 298 стор.
...are pitiable indeed. I am suffering under a depression of spirits such as I have never felt before. 1 have struggled in vain against the influence of this...this simple reason, that a man who is writing for effect does not write thus.. My heart is open before you; if it be worth reading, read it. I am wretched... | |
| Sara Sigourney Rice - 1876 - 118 стор.
...can give me pleasure or the slightest gratification. Excuse me, my dear sir, if in this letter yon find much incoherency. My feelings at this moment...this simple reason, that a man who is writing for effect does not write thus. My heart is open before you; if it be worth reading, read it. I am wretched... | |
| Sara Sigourney Rice - 1876 - 112 стор.
...have never felt before. I have struggled in vain against the influence of this melancholy ; you Witt believe me, when I say that I am still miserable,...this simple reason, that a man who is writing for effect does not write thus. My heart is open before you ; if it be worth reading, read it. I am wretched... | |
| Edgar Allan Poe - 1876 - 618 стор.
...felt before. I have struggled in vain against the inaueuco of this melancholy ; you. will believe ine when I say that I am still miserable in spite of the...great improvement in my circumstances. I say you will bulieve me, aud for this simple reason, that a man who is writing for rff> cl does not write thus.... | |
| William Fearing Gill - 1878 - 372 стор.
...annum. The situation is agreeable to me for many reasons, but, alasl it appears to me that nothing can give me pleasure or the slightest gratification. Excuse...this simple reason, that a man who is writing for effect, does not write thus. My heart is open before you ; if it be worth reading, read it. I am wretched,... | |
| John H. Ingram - 1880 - 334 стор.
...feelings at this moment are pitiable, indeed. I am suffering under a depression of spirits such as I never felt before. I have struggled in vain against...this simple reason, that a man who is writing for effect does not write thus. My heart is open before you ; if it be worth reading, read it. I am wretched,... | |
| John Howard Raymond - 1881 - 1296 стор.
...felt before. I have struggled in vain against the influence of this melancholy ; you wil! believ .7.e, when I say that I am still miserable, in spite of the great improvement in my circumstances. ... I am wretched, and know not why. Console me, — for you can. But let it be quickly, or it will be too... | |
| Edgar Allan Poe - 1881 - 588 стор.
...depression of spirits such as I have never felt before. I have struggled in vain agaiust the inflnence of this melancholy ; you will believe me when I say...this simple reason, that a man who is writing for efftct does not write thus. My heart is open before you; if it be worth reading, read it. I um wretched... | |
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