Hyperion
Hyperion
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Ah, thisis indeed human life! where in the rushing, noisy crowd, and amidsounds of gladness, and a thousand mingling emotions, distinctlyaudible to the ear of thought, are the pulsations of some melancholystring of the heart, touched by an invisible hand. " Then came, in the midst of these excited feelings, the ballet;drawing its magic net about the soul. And soon, from the tangled yetharmonious mazes of the dance, came forth a sylph-like form, herscarf floating behind her, as if she were fanni...ng the air withgauze-like wings. Noiseless as a feather or a snow-flake falls, didher feet touch the earth. She seemed to floatin the air, and thefloor to bend and wave under her, as a branch, when a bird alightsupon it, and takes wing again. Loud and rapturous applause followedeach wonderful step, each voluptuous movement; and, with a flushedcheek and burning eye, and bosom panting to be free, stood thegracefully majestic figure for a moment still, and then the wingedfeet of the swift dancing-girls glanced round her, and she was lostagain in the throng.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ah, thisis indeed human life! where in the rushing, noisy crowd, and amidsounds of gladness, and a thousand mingling emotions, distinctlyaudible to the ear of thought, are the pulsations of some melancholystring of the heart, touched by an invisible hand. " Then came, in the midst of these excited feelings, the ballet;drawing its magic net about the soul. And soon, from the tangled yetharmonious mazes of the dance, came forth a sylph-like form, herscarf floating behind her, as if she were fanni...ng the air withgauze-like wings. Noiseless as a feather or a snow-flake falls, didher feet touch the earth. She seemed to floatin the air, and thefloor to bend and wave under her, as a branch, when a bird alightsupon it, and takes wing again. Loud and rapturous applause followedeach wonderful step, each voluptuous movement; and, with a flushedcheek and burning eye, and bosom panting to be free, stood thegracefully majestic figure for a moment still, and then the wingedfeet of the swift dancing-girls glanced round her, and she was lostagain in the throng.
What to read after Hyperion?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth, 1807-1882 to read onlineMoreLess
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