Colonial Days Dames
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233 Miss Gratz is described in her youth as a woman of distinguished beauty. Her eyes were large and dark, her figure grace- ful, and her manners winning and attrac- tive. In addition to these charms, she was a woman of more than ordinary cultivation and force of character.
During Washington Irving's visit to Great Britain in 1817 he met most of the literati of that brilliant period, among them the poet Campbell, who, well aware of Walter Scott's high estimate of Irving's genius, gave him a let...ter of introduction to the Northern minstrel. Irving, in one of his letters, tells of the informal and cor- dial reception given him by the poet, who came limping down to the gate to meet him and made him spend several days at Abbotsford, during which time Scott, most delightful of cicerones, visited with him Dryburgh Abbey, and pointed out to him from a mountain-top the Braes of Yarrow, Ettrick's stream winding down to throw itself into Tweed, and many another fa- mous spot. After the day's wanderings they read and talked together, and it was 20* 234 COLONIAL DAYS AND DAMES.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
233 Miss Gratz is described in her youth as a woman of distinguished beauty. Her eyes were large and dark, her figure grace- ful, and her manners winning and attrac- tive. In addition to these charms, she was a woman of more than ordinary cultivation and force of character.
During Washington Irving's visit to Great Britain in 1817 he met most of the literati of that brilliant period, among them the poet Campbell, who, well aware of Walter Scott's high estimate of Irving's genius, gave him a let...ter of introduction to the Northern minstrel. Irving, in one of his letters, tells of the informal and cor- dial reception given him by the poet, who came limping down to the gate to meet him and made him spend several days at Abbotsford, during which time Scott, most delightful of cicerones, visited with him Dryburgh Abbey, and pointed out to him from a mountain-top the Braes of Yarrow, Ettrick's stream winding down to throw itself into Tweed, and many another fa- mous spot. After the day's wanderings they read and talked together, and it was 20* 234 COLONIAL DAYS AND DAMES.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wharton Anne Hollingsworth to read onlineMoreLess
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