The Rhine From Its Source to the Sea volume 2
The Rhine From Its Source to the Sea volume 2
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This rests in poetic repose with its venerable giant trees, its well-shaded park, which is fortunately still entirely uninjured, and reminds us of that golden age of German literature and that time of social inter- course of congenial contemporaries, namely, the days which the great master Goethe spent here with Jacobi, the founder of these gardens.
At the beginning of the year 1850, before the new town had stretched out thus far, the Jacobi Garden at Pempelfort was almost as retired a spot as ...when Goethe, who was here in the year 1792, after the Vol. IL-18 274 THE RHINE.
French campaign, related that he had taken a drive with Jacobi from Pempelfort to Diisseldorf, which was not far distant.
Inexorable trade, however, has since cast her greedy eyes upon the place so splendidly situated for her objects. The ancient trees could be made use- ful, as well as the flowing waters of the clear Diissel which run beneath them. Upon the spot where in quiet solitude the memories of a great and beautiful period rustled among the branches of the trees and Avhispered for such as had the sense to hear them, out of the murmuring Avater of the river a factory with smoking chimneys has been allowed a footing, so that the green velvet of the moss and turf gives place to grimy coal-dust.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This rests in poetic repose with its venerable giant trees, its well-shaded park, which is fortunately still entirely uninjured, and reminds us of that golden age of German literature and that time of social inter- course of congenial contemporaries, namely, the days which the great master Goethe spent here with Jacobi, the founder of these gardens.
At the beginning of the year 1850, before the new town had stretched out thus far, the Jacobi Garden at Pempelfort was almost as retired a spot as ...when Goethe, who was here in the year 1792, after the Vol. IL-18 274 THE RHINE.
French campaign, related that he had taken a drive with Jacobi from Pempelfort to Diisseldorf, which was not far distant.
Inexorable trade, however, has since cast her greedy eyes upon the place so splendidly situated for her objects. The ancient trees could be made use- ful, as well as the flowing waters of the clear Diissel which run beneath them. Upon the spot where in quiet solitude the memories of a great and beautiful period rustled among the branches of the trees and Avhispered for such as had the sense to hear them, out of the murmuring Avater of the river a factory with smoking chimneys has been allowed a footing, so that the green velvet of the moss and turf gives place to grimy coal-dust.
What to read after The Rhine From Its Source to the Sea volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Karl Stieler to read onlineMoreLess
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