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She mounted the vessel's side ; it was arranged with the most careful neatness.
Nothing was heard from its deck but the commands of the captain.
"S ubordination and serious regularity here reigned, as emblems of Ji Lerty and order ji n contrast with" iiii£ _impassionec[ 'tuE moitl!of ^Jiaglesf Oswald eagerly watched the impression this made on Cormfle, yet he was often diverted from his attention by the love he bore his country. There is no second country for an English- man, except a ship and ...the sea. Oswald ioined the Britons on board to ask the news, and talk politics. (.Corinne stood hsfiidfl some English females who had come to bear prayers. They were sur rounded by children, be a u tituli as dw. but timid like tl jj^^ Sgrs, ana noi; a worg was spoken be fore the strang-ei\l ThiT was sad enough for Corinne f she lookedtOTrards fair shorn, iti lively habits, and sighed.
DM ^^estrainj Naples, thought of its flowery corinne; or, italt.
191 Happily^Oswald heard her not; on the contrary, seeing her seated amonafliis sistersJas it were, her dajksyel^bes cast down like their ught ones,4ndnn every j tajg ^nforming yith their custa he felt a thri ll of joyTTvainly doeS~air"ftTIgushman taEea tem- porary pleasure among foreign scenes and people ; his heart inva- riably flies back to his first impressions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She mounted the vessel's side ; it was arranged with the most careful neatness.
Nothing was heard from its deck but the commands of the captain.
"S ubordination and serious regularity here reigned, as emblems of Ji Lerty and order ji n contrast with" iiii£ _impassionec[ 'tuE moitl!of ^Jiaglesf Oswald eagerly watched the impression this made on Cormfle, yet he was often diverted from his attention by the love he bore his country. There is no second country for an English- man, except a ship and ...the sea. Oswald ioined the Britons on board to ask the news, and talk politics. (.Corinne stood hsfiidfl some English females who had come to bear prayers. They were sur rounded by children, be a u tituli as dw. but timid like tl jj^^ Sgrs, ana noi; a worg was spoken be fore the strang-ei\l ThiT was sad enough for Corinne f she lookedtOTrards fair shorn, iti lively habits, and sighed.
DM ^^estrainj Naples, thought of its flowery corinne; or, italt.
191 Happily^Oswald heard her not; on the contrary, seeing her seated amonafliis sistersJas it were, her dajksyel^bes cast down like their ught ones,4ndnn every j tajg ^nforming yith their custa he felt a thri ll of joyTTvainly doeS~air"ftTIgushman taEea tem- porary pleasure among foreign scenes and people ; his heart inva- riably flies back to his first impressions.
What to read after Corinne; Or, Italy:?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Staël, Madame De (Anne-Louise-Germaine), 1766-1817 to read onlineMoreLess
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