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Chapter 3 - (VERSO)

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little book of his verse. I haven’t a scrap of his writings. If I had it would seem as if I possessed something of him – of his heart, his soul, his inner life. He would be something more than a mere name to me.”

“Didn’t he have a copy of his own – didn’t your mother have one?” asked Janet.

“Mother hadn’t. She died when I was born, you know, but Aunty says there was no copy of father’s poems among mother’s books. Mother didn’t care for poetry, Aunty says – Aunty doesn’t either. Father went to Europe after mother died, and he died there the next year. Nothing that he had with him was ever sent



TEXT ANNOTATION

From "Old Lady Lloyd."