Chambers's Edinburgh Journal, No. 443
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In Costa, seated at the pianoforte, I saw the face ofan honest man, who unites dogged British perseverance and energy withthe Italian sense of the beautiful in art. A feeling of regret, however, came over me, to think that our British school of dramaticrepresentation and dramatic literature, which dawned brightly underElizabeth, and in the eighteenth century was associated witheverything distinguished in polite letters and polite society, shouldhave become all but extinct. But this feeling was ...momentary, when Ireflected that our sense of the beautiful, including the good and thetrue, had not diminished, but had merely gone into new channels; and, more especially, that Meyerbeer and Rossini, in order to hear theirown incomparable works executed in perfection, must come to the citywhich the Exhibition of last year has indelibly stamped as the capitalof the civilised world.
NUMBER TWELVE.
When I was a young man, working at my trade as a mason, I met with asevere injury by falling from a scaffolding placed at a height offorty feet from the ground.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In Costa, seated at the pianoforte, I saw the face ofan honest man, who unites dogged British perseverance and energy withthe Italian sense of the beautiful in art. A feeling of regret, however, came over me, to think that our British school of dramaticrepresentation and dramatic literature, which dawned brightly underElizabeth, and in the eighteenth century was associated witheverything distinguished in polite letters and polite society, shouldhave become all but extinct. But this feeling was ...momentary, when Ireflected that our sense of the beautiful, including the good and thetrue, had not diminished, but had merely gone into new channels; and, more especially, that Meyerbeer and Rossini, in order to hear theirown incomparable works executed in perfection, must come to the citywhich the Exhibition of last year has indelibly stamped as the capitalof the civilised world.
NUMBER TWELVE.
When I was a young man, working at my trade as a mason, I met with asevere injury by falling from a scaffolding placed at a height offorty feet from the ground.
What to read after Chambers's Edinburgh Journal, No. 443?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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