Beautiful Europe: Belgium
Beautiful Europe: Belgium
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Malines, in certain quarters, is now muchmore dead-alive, and Wordsworth, who seems to have visualized Bruges inhis mind as a network of deserted streets, "whence busy life hathfled, " might perhaps be tempted now to apply to it the same propheticoutlook that he imagined for Pendragon Castle: "Viewing As in a dream her own renewing. " One hopes, indeed, that the renewing of Bruges will not proceed toozealously, even if Bruges come safely through its present hour ofcrisis. Perhaps there is no bi...g city in the world--and Bruges, thoughit has shrunk pitiably, like Ypres, from its former great estate in theMiddle Ages, has still more than forty thousand souls--that remainsfrom end to end, in every alley, and square, and street, so whollyunspoilt and untouched by what is bad in the modern spirit, or thatpresents so little unloveliness and squalor in its more out-of-the-waycorners as Bruges. Bruges, of course, like Venice, and half a dozentowns in Holland, is a strangely amphibious city that is intersected inevery direction, though certainly less persistently than Venice, by anetwork of stagnant canals.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Malines, in certain quarters, is now muchmore dead-alive, and Wordsworth, who seems to have visualized Bruges inhis mind as a network of deserted streets, "whence busy life hathfled, " might perhaps be tempted now to apply to it the same propheticoutlook that he imagined for Pendragon Castle: "Viewing As in a dream her own renewing. " One hopes, indeed, that the renewing of Bruges will not proceed toozealously, even if Bruges come safely through its present hour ofcrisis. Perhaps there is no bi...g city in the world--and Bruges, thoughit has shrunk pitiably, like Ypres, from its former great estate in theMiddle Ages, has still more than forty thousand souls--that remainsfrom end to end, in every alley, and square, and street, so whollyunspoilt and untouched by what is bad in the modern spirit, or thatpresents so little unloveliness and squalor in its more out-of-the-waycorners as Bruges. Bruges, of course, like Venice, and half a dozentowns in Holland, is a strangely amphibious city that is intersected inevery direction, though certainly less persistently than Venice, by anetwork of stagnant canals.
What to read after Beautiful Europe: Belgium?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Morris Joseph Ernest to read onlineMoreLess
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