A Sappho of Green Springs
A Sappho of Green Springs
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The old, one-storied, Spanish houses with wallsthree feet thick, and built round a courtyard or patio, were much safer. It's only when the Americans try to improve upon the old order of thingswith their pinchbeck shams and stucco that Providence interferes likethis to punish them. " It was the fact, however, that Rose was more impressed by what seemed toher the absolute indifference of Providence in the matter, and the coolresumption by Nature of her ordinary conditions. The sky above theirhead...s was as rigidly blue as ever, and as smilingly monotonous; thedistant prospect, with its clear, well-known silhouettes, had notchanged; the crows swung on lazy, deliberate wings over the grain asbefore; and the trade-wind was again blowing in its quiet persistency. And yet she knew that something had happened that would never again makeher enjoyment of the prospect the same--that nothing would ever be asit was yesterday. I think at first she referred only to the material andlarger phenomena, and did not confound this revelation of the insecurityof the universe with her experience of man.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The old, one-storied, Spanish houses with wallsthree feet thick, and built round a courtyard or patio, were much safer. It's only when the Americans try to improve upon the old order of thingswith their pinchbeck shams and stucco that Providence interferes likethis to punish them. " It was the fact, however, that Rose was more impressed by what seemed toher the absolute indifference of Providence in the matter, and the coolresumption by Nature of her ordinary conditions. The sky above theirhead...s was as rigidly blue as ever, and as smilingly monotonous; thedistant prospect, with its clear, well-known silhouettes, had notchanged; the crows swung on lazy, deliberate wings over the grain asbefore; and the trade-wind was again blowing in its quiet persistency. And yet she knew that something had happened that would never again makeher enjoyment of the prospect the same--that nothing would ever be asit was yesterday. I think at first she referred only to the material andlarger phenomena, and did not confound this revelation of the insecurityof the universe with her experience of man.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harte, Bret, 1836-1902 to read onlineMoreLess
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