Emma Marshall a Biographical Sketch
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Here we had tea with the present occu- pants, who kindly took us to the terrace where the poet so often walked and meditated. The little wild flowers he had loved as friends grow there luxuriantly — purple and white foxgloves, heart's-ease, and the tiny white geranium ; the scene one never to be forgotten — a spirit of poetry everywhere. I thought how often his eyes had rested on Loughrigg Fell and the grand distant hills, and yet how he saw the same beauty in the tiny flowers at his feet> reco...gnising the hand of peace and love infinite, and "thoughts too deep for tears" in the humblest as in the highest things.
'June 20. — A drive to-day at 6 o'clock p. M. Past Windermere, Grasmere, and Rydal, over Dunmail Raise, past Thirlmere, and then under Helvellyn. The morning was dark and cloudy, but every view was grand and distinct. There were gleams of brightness at Derwentwater, and we rowed round the lake. The mountains were very striking in their sombre majesty, and so I bid them farewell.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Here we had tea with the present occu- pants, who kindly took us to the terrace where the poet so often walked and meditated. The little wild flowers he had loved as friends grow there luxuriantly — purple and white foxgloves, heart's-ease, and the tiny white geranium ; the scene one never to be forgotten — a spirit of poetry everywhere. I thought how often his eyes had rested on Loughrigg Fell and the grand distant hills, and yet how he saw the same beauty in the tiny flowers at his feet> reco...gnising the hand of peace and love infinite, and "thoughts too deep for tears" in the humblest as in the highest things.
'June 20. — A drive to-day at 6 o'clock p. M. Past Windermere, Grasmere, and Rydal, over Dunmail Raise, past Thirlmere, and then under Helvellyn. The morning was dark and cloudy, but every view was grand and distinct. There were gleams of brightness at Derwentwater, and we rowed round the lake. The mountains were very striking in their sombre majesty, and so I bid them farewell.
What to read after Emma Marshall a Biographical Sketch?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Beatrice Marshall to read onlineMoreLess
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