Ethel Churchill, Or, the Two Brides 1
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He sat down in the win- dow-seat, in a most profitless mood of dejection.
More than once the sweet face of Ethel rose to his mind's eye; but he glanced round his chamber, and hastily dismissed it. He was -ashamed of thinking of her in such a position ; he felt, with morbid sensitiveness, the social distinction between them. The wings of his ETHEL CHURCHILL. K.'3 fancy seemed to melt, like those of Icarus, now that he approached the sun of his hopes, Lon- don. The air of the narrow chamber grew ...more and more oppressive, and he flung open the window, which looked into a churchyard.
The moonlight fell over the white stones which press so heavily on the dust beneath.
" The last churchyard I looked upon," ex- claimed Walter, '* how different was it from this ! There the sweet influences of nature shed their own beauty over the presence of death. The wild-flowers sprung up amid the grass; the dew shone on the leaves; and the murmurs of a nameless music stirred the sweep- ing branches of the oak, Here, all is harsh and artificial : the palpable weight of human care seems upon the thick atmosphere.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He sat down in the win- dow-seat, in a most profitless mood of dejection.
More than once the sweet face of Ethel rose to his mind's eye; but he glanced round his chamber, and hastily dismissed it. He was -ashamed of thinking of her in such a position ; he felt, with morbid sensitiveness, the social distinction between them. The wings of his ETHEL CHURCHILL. K.'3 fancy seemed to melt, like those of Icarus, now that he approached the sun of his hopes, Lon- don. The air of the narrow chamber grew ...more and more oppressive, and he flung open the window, which looked into a churchyard.
The moonlight fell over the white stones which press so heavily on the dust beneath.
" The last churchyard I looked upon," ex- claimed Walter, '* how different was it from this ! There the sweet influences of nature shed their own beauty over the presence of death. The wild-flowers sprung up amid the grass; the dew shone on the leaves; and the murmurs of a nameless music stirred the sweep- ing branches of the oak, Here, all is harsh and artificial : the palpable weight of human care seems upon the thick atmosphere.
What to read after Ethel Churchill, Or, the Two Brides 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by L. E. L. (Letitia Elizabeth Landon), 1802-1838 to read onlineMoreLess
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