He recollects his old house without bitterness.
I found a lot of it in Dickens, but the most satisfying book in this category was Passionate Friends by HG Wells (though I cannot recollect if "consumption" ended the heroine's career, or strychnine).
This is particularly true when we recollect that it has to be written on the spot, to order, and that it must create an immediate effect, even though it is produced under completely different conditions from that of scholarly research.
They can infer that they have been doing something, been somewhere, even though they cannot recollect what or where.
Though generously recollected by Orwell's friends in the years after his death, there is a way in which she never quite comes alive in their reminiscences, finds her own voice or takes on a personality distinct from her husband.
Even though you might not recollect much of the tale after it ends, there's still fun to be had while you're watching.
And though his ability to recollect anything, even his name, is pretty much shot, some ember of ambition lets him hope that his recorded voice will tell him how to finish his chef-d'oeuvre.
Similarly, a person with negative affect, such as high hostility, may erroneously recollect past experiences as discriminatory, even though these experiences would not be assessed similarly by a person without negative affect [ 31].
Of course I also recollect numerous happy moments as well but it seems as though the poignant memories remain firmly ingrained forever.
At least, that's what the credits say, though the images are so overwhelming that it's hard for a viewer to recollect very much of what Mr. Cruise says or how he says it.
