[Children of the Market Place by Edgar Lee Masters]@TWC D-Link bookChildren of the Market Place CHAPTER I 2/11
Anxiety for his safety, the exhaustion of giving me life prostrated her delicate constitution.
She died as I was being born. I have always kept her picture beside me.
I have always been bound to her by a tender and mystical love.
During all the years of my life my feeling for her could not have been more intense and personal if I had had the experience of daily association with her through boyhood and youth. What girlish wistfulness and sadness there are in her eyes! What a gentle smile is upon her lips, as if she would deny the deep foreboding of a spirit that peered into a perilous future! Her dark hair falls in rich strands over her forehead in an elfin and elegant disorder.
Her slender throat rises gracefully from an unloosened collar.
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