human
Sat by some nameless grave And thought that perhaps in its bosom he was already at rest, And she longed to slumber beside him.
gpt
It is a beautiful poem, continued Winslow,
human
The story of a young Acadian woman, said Pierre,
gpt
Then there was a kernel of fact about which the incidents of the poem, 'Evangeline,' were formed.
human
The name 'Evangeline' was chosen by Longfellow in preference to 'Celestine' and 'Gabrielle.'
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The privilege of the poet for the purpose of the poem, smiled Winslow.
human
It might just as well have been 'Marie,'
gpt
That was indeed her name, Pierre added.
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Marie Landry and Jacque Hebert. The story has been told to many generations of Acadians.
gpt
Your daughter much resembles that famous picture of Evangeline by an English painter, Thomas Faed. Indeed, I believe that the picture, while very beautiful in the suggestion of strength of character and of a high type of loving womanhood, is but the idealization of your Acadian women.