Authors At Home; Personal And Biographical Sketches of Well Known American Writers
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Petersburg ; in another, giving greeting to the Hungarian Romanies who played their wild czardas at the Paris Exposition. Or we can follow his peaceful strolls through the English meadows and lanes near Oatlands Park, or his adventures with his not over-respectable but very attractive friends at the Hampton races. One gypsy episode car- ries him to Aberistwyth, a second to Brighton, a third to London streets or his London study.
Thus he tells the tale, as no one else could, of his life on the r...oad.
In December, 1878, he returned to Philadelphia, where he established himself in large and pleasant rooms in Broad Street, not knowing how long he might stay in America, and unwilling, be- cause of this uncertainty, to settle down in his own house. He lived there, however, for four years and a half, travelling but little save in the summer, when, to escape from the burning brick- CHARLES GODFREY LELAND. 217 oven which Philadelphia becomes at that season, he fled to Rye Beach or to the White Mountains, to Mount Desert or to far Campobello, in New- Brunswick, where, in the tents almost hidden by the sweet pine woods, he listened to the Algonkin legends which he published in book form three or four years ago.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Petersburg ; in another, giving greeting to the Hungarian Romanies who played their wild czardas at the Paris Exposition. Or we can follow his peaceful strolls through the English meadows and lanes near Oatlands Park, or his adventures with his not over-respectable but very attractive friends at the Hampton races. One gypsy episode car- ries him to Aberistwyth, a second to Brighton, a third to London streets or his London study.
Thus he tells the tale, as no one else could, of his life on the r...oad.
In December, 1878, he returned to Philadelphia, where he established himself in large and pleasant rooms in Broad Street, not knowing how long he might stay in America, and unwilling, be- cause of this uncertainty, to settle down in his own house. He lived there, however, for four years and a half, travelling but little save in the summer, when, to escape from the burning brick- CHARLES GODFREY LELAND. 217 oven which Philadelphia becomes at that season, he fled to Rye Beach or to the White Mountains, to Mount Desert or to far Campobello, in New- Brunswick, where, in the tents almost hidden by the sweet pine woods, he listened to the Algonkin legends which he published in book form three or four years ago.
What to read after Authors At Home; Personal And Biographical Sketches of Well Known American Writers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jeannette L Jeannette Leonard Gilder to read onlineMoreLess
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