Elizabeth Barrett Browning
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
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If I get quite strong I may cross the desert on a camel yet^ and see Jerusalem. There's a dream for you — nothing is too high or too low for my dreams just now. " For some time before and for a long time after her marriage, Mrs. Browning did not publish anything of importance. But, need it be said, neither her pen nor brain were idle, nor, indeed, was her zest for literary matters dormant. Poetic aspirations still swayed her thoughts ; to an American proposition to issue a selec- tion from her ...poems she lent a pleased attention, only wisliiug to have a voice in the selection. To the sug- gestion of a prose volume she gave a decided negative, for the time at least. She continued to enjoy literary gossip about her favourite authors, and being informed that Tennyson, then in Switzerland, was "disappointed with the mountains, ^' expressed her wonder that any- one could be disappointed Avith anything in Nature. ** She always seems to me, ''' was her remark, " to leap up to the level of the heart.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If I get quite strong I may cross the desert on a camel yet^ and see Jerusalem. There's a dream for you — nothing is too high or too low for my dreams just now. " For some time before and for a long time after her marriage, Mrs. Browning did not publish anything of importance. But, need it be said, neither her pen nor brain were idle, nor, indeed, was her zest for literary matters dormant. Poetic aspirations still swayed her thoughts ; to an American proposition to issue a selec- tion from her ...poems she lent a pleased attention, only wisliiug to have a voice in the selection. To the sug- gestion of a prose volume she gave a decided negative, for the time at least. She continued to enjoy literary gossip about her favourite authors, and being informed that Tennyson, then in Switzerland, was "disappointed with the mountains, ^' expressed her wonder that any- one could be disappointed Avith anything in Nature. ** She always seems to me, ''' was her remark, " to leap up to the level of the heart.
What to read after Elizabeth Barrett Browning?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Henry Ingram to read onlineMoreLess
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