A Very, Very Great Lady and Her Son at Home
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quot;My moture tory, straining, constipated. t once seem small, patic, manageable. And so me a great, universal trut levellers.
quot;Seetake off slippers, in t t from betive finger. But s al, yet al, .quot;
to summon a er, ceased in meditation for a moment. Only ted s.
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quot;I in ty-teen reacurity! -- cooped up in a meagre d above my fatable. A; s;en I lay a niged by tle !quot;
Again ss recollection; tive.
quot;By tragic paradox, so croo-ing and fro-ing, t my isolation otal. I entative, unable to grasp t of myself as an entity, a personality.
quot;I roverted to t of extinction, and in t great, surging melee of y -- my family -- only beroverted to t of sion dretention to oneself.
quot;I remember er: one forgets, one forgets -- plunged tle bare feet in time soup one nigo bring to my parents attention s. Or s;
t again in passionate regret: quot;t detail -- one forgets it! One forgets it!quot; But soon sive.
quot;Poor little felloo time soup, t -- I remember, time soup. And table, so many, many faces. And suc many a time, my small stomac to scoop up a little of Dapples steaming mash on my fingers, for myself.
quot;Indeed, t it, for many years