A Letter From Percy B Shelley to T Peacock July Mdcccxvi
A Letter From Percy B Shelley to T Peacock July Mdcccxvi
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I saw ope of tljese rocks wbicb bad descei}ded it) tt)e spring — wii)ter b^re is tbe sea- SOT) of siler}cc apdsafety — ^wbicl) treasured 40 feet IT) every direction. Tbe verge of a glacier, like tbat of Boissoi}, presei}ts tbe n>ost vivid iipage of deso- lation tbat it is possible to conceive. No ope dares to approacb it, for tbe eponpous pinnacles of ice perpetually fall, 82 are perpetually reproduced. — ^Tbe pines of ti^e forest wbicb bounds it at one extrerpity are overtbrown 82 sbattered: —... tbere is soinetbipg inexpressibly dreadful in tbe aspect of tbe few brancbless trunks wbicb nearest tofrue ice rifts stiff stand in tbe uprooted soil. Tbe inea- dows perisb overwbelined witb sand and stones. "Witbin tbis lastyeartbeseglaciersbave advanced tbjf ee bundred feet into tbe valley. Saussurc tbe naturalist says tbat tbey bave tbeir periods of in- crease and decay— tbepeopleoftbecountry bold an opinion entirely different, butasIjudge, inore probable. It is agreed by all tbat tbe snows on five suininit of Mont Blanc and tbe neigbbouring inountains perpetually augipent, and tbat ice in tbe fonn of glacier subsists witbout njelting in tbe valTey of Cbainounix during its transient and variable suininer.
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I saw ope of tljese rocks wbicb bad descei}ded it) tt)e spring — wii)ter b^re is tbe sea- SOT) of siler}cc apdsafety — ^wbicl) treasured 40 feet IT) every direction. Tbe verge of a glacier, like tbat of Boissoi}, presei}ts tbe n>ost vivid iipage of deso- lation tbat it is possible to conceive. No ope dares to approacb it, for tbe eponpous pinnacles of ice perpetually fall, 82 are perpetually reproduced. — ^Tbe pines of ti^e forest wbicb bounds it at one extrerpity are overtbrown 82 sbattered: —... tbere is soinetbipg inexpressibly dreadful in tbe aspect of tbe few brancbless trunks wbicb nearest tofrue ice rifts stiff stand in tbe uprooted soil. Tbe inea- dows perisb overwbelined witb sand and stones. "Witbin tbis lastyeartbeseglaciersbave advanced tbjf ee bundred feet into tbe valley. Saussurc tbe naturalist says tbat tbey bave tbeir periods of in- crease and decay— tbepeopleoftbecountry bold an opinion entirely different, butasIjudge, inore probable. It is agreed by all tbat tbe snows on five suininit of Mont Blanc and tbe neigbbouring inountains perpetually augipent, and tbat ice in tbe fonn of glacier subsists witbout njelting in tbe valTey of Cbainounix during its transient and variable suininer.
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