A Bartered Honour : a Novel 2
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At Castellamare they took the train to Pompeji, and reached the little station about six o'clock. A.
walk of about two hundred yards led them to the entrance of the town of the dead ; here they were supplied with a guide, and, full of anticipation and interest, they passed through the Porta Marina into the silent city.
One enters Pompeji full of interest and excite- ment, one leaves it, depressed, heavy at heart, melancholy and mournful. Here, more than else- where, does a man, though confident... of his strength, recognise how feeble he is opposed to the Titan sisters, Nature and Time. He sees here the traces of all the fruits of human energy, art, religion^ com- 104 A BARTERED HONOUR.
merce, pleasure, vice, all effaced, and plunged in eternal silence. The once busy shops, the theatres, the amphitheatre, the temples of the gods, the forum where eloquent voices once enthralled the eager listeners, the market places, once thronged with wrangling merchants, are all given over to a pulseless, voiceless void.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At Castellamare they took the train to Pompeji, and reached the little station about six o'clock. A.
walk of about two hundred yards led them to the entrance of the town of the dead ; here they were supplied with a guide, and, full of anticipation and interest, they passed through the Porta Marina into the silent city.
One enters Pompeji full of interest and excite- ment, one leaves it, depressed, heavy at heart, melancholy and mournful. Here, more than else- where, does a man, though confident... of his strength, recognise how feeble he is opposed to the Titan sisters, Nature and Time. He sees here the traces of all the fruits of human energy, art, religion^ com- 104 A BARTERED HONOUR.
merce, pleasure, vice, all effaced, and plunged in eternal silence. The once busy shops, the theatres, the amphitheatre, the temples of the gods, the forum where eloquent voices once enthralled the eager listeners, the market places, once thronged with wrangling merchants, are all given over to a pulseless, voiceless void.
What to read after A Bartered Honour : a Novel 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Harborough Sherard to read onlineMoreLess
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