Hungary
Hungary
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Many old sayings have been made into works of art by the great poets of the land, and yet it is best to hear them from the people themselves. In the stillness of a beautiful summer night, with a misty moon hanging sleepily overhead, I heard an old saying which speaks of the two streamlets up in the Car- pathians. Sitting on the mossy rocks, shrouded in night's dark mantle, I was looking out at the water, dimly lit by the hazy light of the moon. The summer is short up in the mountains, lasting b...ut two months ; but in the beautiful July night, when the gentle breeze wafts the fine scent of the forest flowers and wild strawberries, one cannot believe it is ever winter up there. Listening to the wonders of Nature, one hears more and more distinctly its voice. Everything that seemed quiet a little while ago is now a mighty murmur of millions of voices, accompanied by the voice of the brooks. Night birds hoot out into the dark forest their weird cry, rocks and trees sending back many echoes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Many old sayings have been made into works of art by the great poets of the land, and yet it is best to hear them from the people themselves. In the stillness of a beautiful summer night, with a misty moon hanging sleepily overhead, I heard an old saying which speaks of the two streamlets up in the Car- pathians. Sitting on the mossy rocks, shrouded in night's dark mantle, I was looking out at the water, dimly lit by the hazy light of the moon. The summer is short up in the mountains, lasting b...ut two months ; but in the beautiful July night, when the gentle breeze wafts the fine scent of the forest flowers and wild strawberries, one cannot believe it is ever winter up there. Listening to the wonders of Nature, one hears more and more distinctly its voice. Everything that seemed quiet a little while ago is now a mighty murmur of millions of voices, accompanied by the voice of the brooks. Night birds hoot out into the dark forest their weird cry, rocks and trees sending back many echoes.
What to read after Hungary?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H Tornai De Kvr to read onlineMoreLess
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