Canterbury Tales volume 2
Canterbury Tales volume 2
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303 pollible, the nocturnal mufician. From a light Grecian temple on the boldefi: of the brows overhanging the dell, where Emily often pailed whole days, me could with eale furvey the whole lovely fcene. Her eye, however, found in that no change. The beautiful Faun touched his marble pipe with his ufual grace; but from it no found iffued. The fountain ftiil dimpled with a pleafm^: murmur the pool it formed ; but no human foot was imprinted on its margin. All that day, and many a following one, ...did Emily pafs in this favourite temple, without fee- ing or hearing a living creature; fave the • ervants, who, with fear and trembling. Brought her at noon a light repafu. Ac- evening came on, fhe •vv^uld lift her be- loved infant from its downy bed, and re- turn to her own apartment, there to w with reverential awe, for the nodi urn ai vlfi- tation. Nor did it eve ; - fail. Night after night, irregular, but entrar ' g melcly.
3O4 CANTERBURY TALES.
foothed her fenfe, and funk into her foul.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
303 pollible, the nocturnal mufician. From a light Grecian temple on the boldefi: of the brows overhanging the dell, where Emily often pailed whole days, me could with eale furvey the whole lovely fcene. Her eye, however, found in that no change. The beautiful Faun touched his marble pipe with his ufual grace; but from it no found iffued. The fountain ftiil dimpled with a pleafm^: murmur the pool it formed ; but no human foot was imprinted on its margin. All that day, and many a following one, ...did Emily pafs in this favourite temple, without fee- ing or hearing a living creature; fave the • ervants, who, with fear and trembling. Brought her at noon a light repafu. Ac- evening came on, fhe •vv^uld lift her be- loved infant from its downy bed, and re- turn to her own apartment, there to w with reverential awe, for the nodi urn ai vlfi- tation. Nor did it eve ; - fail. Night after night, irregular, but entrar ' g melcly.
3O4 CANTERBURY TALES.
foothed her fenfe, and funk into her foul.
What to read after Canterbury Tales volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harriet Lee to read onlineMoreLess
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