What I Remember, Volume 2 By: Thomas Adolphus Trollope (1810-1892) |
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What I Remember, Volume 2 is a captivating memoir by Thomas Adolphus Trollope that provides a unique and detailed insight into his remarkable life. As the second installment in his memoir series, Trollope shares a wealth of experiences, memories, and perspectives that effortlessly transport the reader into his world.
One of the book's striking qualities is Trollope's ability to vividly recall and describe moments from his past, creating a tapestry of personal history that brings the narrative to life. His recollections span various themes, including his childhood, travels, encounters with influential figures, and reflections on pivotal historical events. Trollope's writing style seamlessly intertwines his personal story with broader societal contexts, allowing readers to gain a broader understanding of the times he lived in.
Moreover, Trollope's introspection and honesty make his memoir even more compelling. He delves into intimate aspects of his life, exposing his vulnerabilities, successes, and failures with equal candor. As a reader, this level of openness draws you in and creates a profound connection to Trollope as a person, rather than just an author.
Another noteworthy aspect of this memoir is Trollope's knack for capturing the essence of people and places. Whether describing an enchanting landscape or a prominent figure he encountered, his attention to detail paints a vivid picture in the minds of readers. It is truly a testament to Trollope's keen observation and skilled storytelling.
While some readers may find the vast array of information and anecdotes overwhelming at times, Trollope's ability to tie everything together through clear narrative threads ensures that the memoir remains engaging from start to finish. The pacing is well-maintained, seamlessly transitioning from one chapter to the next, prompting a desire to delve further into Trollope's rich tapestry of memories.
Despite being a part of a series, What I Remember, Volume 2 can easily be enjoyed as a standalone book. Trollope's writing has a timeless quality that allows readers to slip effortlessly into the period in which he lived, appreciating both his personal journey and the historical backdrop in equal measure.
In conclusion, Thomas Adolphus Trollope's What I Remember, Volume 2 is a delightful and immersive memoir that leaves a lasting impression on the reader. With its captivating prose, introspective accounts, and the author's skillful storytelling, this book serves as a testament to the power of memory, offering a captivating glimpse into Trollope's fascinating life. Whether you are an avid memoir reader or simply seeking an engrossing narrative, this book is bound to captivate and leave you eagerly awaiting the next installment in Trollope's series. BY THOMAS ADOLPHUS TROLLOPE IN TWO VOLUMES VOL. II 1887 CONTENTS. CHAPTER I. IN THE NORTH OF ENGLAND CHAPTER II. JOURNEY IN BRITTANY CHAPTER III. AT PENRITH. AT PARIS CHAPTER IV. IN WESTERN FRANCE. AGAIN IN PARIS CHAPTER V. IN IRELAND. AT ILFRACOMBE IN FLORENCE CHAPTER VI. IN FLORENCE CHAPTER VII. CHARLES DICKENS CHAPTER VIII. AT LUCCA BATHS CHAPTER IX. THE GARROWS. SCIENTIFIC CONGRESSES. MY FIRST MARRIAGE CHAPTER X ELIZABETH BARRETT BROWNING CHAPTER XI. REMINISCENCES AT FLORENCE CHAPTER XII. REMINISCENCES AT FLORENCE CHAPTER XIII. LETTERS FROM PEARD GARIBALDI LETTERS FROM PULSZKY CHAPTER XIV. WALTER S. LANDOR. G.P. MARSH CHAPTER XV. MR. AND MRS. LEWES CHAPTER XVI. LETTERS FROM MR. AND MRS. LEWES CHAPTER XVII. MY MOTHER. LETTERS OF MARY MITFORD. LETTERS OF T.C. GRATTAN CHAPTER XVIII. THEODOSIA TROLLOPE CHAPTER XIX. DEATH OF MR. GARROW PROTESTANT CEMETERY. ANGEL IN THE HOUSE NO MORE CHAPTER XX. CONCLUSION INDEX CHAPTER I. No! as I said at the end of the last chapter but one, before I was led away by the circumstances of that time to give the world the benefit of my magnetic reminiscences valeat quantum! I was not yet bitten, despite Colley Grattan's urgings, with any temptation to attempt fiction, and "passion, me boy!" But I am surprised on turning over my old diaries to find how much I was writing, and planning to write, in those days, and not less surprised at the amount of running about which I accomplished... Continue reading book >>
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