The digressions of V., written for his own fun and that of his friends (1910)
Vedder, Elihu, 1836-1923 · Boston, New York, Houghton Mifflin Co. · leaf 465
n experience use-less in every way — made him somewhat rude, and his insid-ious malady, pettish; but he had a sweet smile and the mostbeautiful clear eyes I ever saw. Here I will tell of an incidentwhich I cannot help thinking must have had a great influencein changing him into the charming… … \otn, 422 THE DIGRESSIONS OF V. I really began to dislike him. We were now back in Florence,making careful studies of the Mugnone below Fiesole. Hewas on the edge of a little stream, with his long legs twistedabout his three-legged stool in a manner suggesting cork-screws, when a good old…
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