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narrator was invited to the Strickland's house for a lunch after his success. There
was nothing special about Charles Strickland, but then said that the man was a
genius. The narrator talked about how Strickland was obscure
in life, and that his emotional style of art was misunderstood.
Mrs. Strickland often made the lunches, because she liked to have conversations with writers. The narrator was charmed by the woman. Soon the narrator was introduced to Mr. Strickland.
Mrs. Strickland often made the lunches, because she liked to have conversations with writers. The narrator was charmed by the woman. Soon the narrator was introduced to Mr. Strickland.
At summer the Stricklands left London for the sea and when they returned, the narrator found out that Charles Strickland left the family and went to Paris. When Mrs. Strickland asked the narrator to go to France and try to convince her husband to return back home, he can't reject.
The narrator was invited to the Stricklands' for (no 'a') lunch after his success.
ОтветитьУдалитьThere was nothing special about Charles Strickland, but then IT WAS said that the man was a genius.
The narrator DESCRIBED HOW OBSCURE Strickland WAS in life, and HOW MISUNDERSTOOD his emotional style of art was.