Italy, the Magic Land
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There, gloomed with the memorials of my past, Thou once for all didst learn what man accepts Lothly--(how should he else?)--that never woman, Fashioned a woman, --heart, brain, body, soul, -- Ever twice loved. _ "_Vittoria Colonna to Michael Angelo. _" MARGARET J. PRESTON.
IV A PAGE DE CONTI FROM ISCHIA "Unto my buried lord I give myself. " * * * * * Michael Angelo! A man that all men honor, and the model That all should follow; one who works and prays, For work is prayer, and consecrates his l...ife To the sublime ideal of his art Till art and life are one.
LONGFELLOW, from "_Michael Angelo; A Fragment_. " In that poetic sail along the Italian coast between Naples and Genoa thevoyager feels that it is "On no earthly sea with transient roar" that his bark is floating; that "Unto no earthly airs he trims his sail, " as he flits along this coast when violet waves dash against a brilliantbackground of sky. Ischia reveals herself through the blue, transparentair, gleaming with opalescent lights, quivering, fading and flamingagain as the afterglow in the east rivals in its coloring the sunsetsplendors of the west.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There, gloomed with the memorials of my past, Thou once for all didst learn what man accepts Lothly--(how should he else?)--that never woman, Fashioned a woman, --heart, brain, body, soul, -- Ever twice loved. _ "_Vittoria Colonna to Michael Angelo. _" MARGARET J. PRESTON.
IV A PAGE DE CONTI FROM ISCHIA "Unto my buried lord I give myself. " * * * * * Michael Angelo! A man that all men honor, and the model That all should follow; one who works and prays, For work is prayer, and consecrates his l...ife To the sublime ideal of his art Till art and life are one.
LONGFELLOW, from "_Michael Angelo; A Fragment_. " In that poetic sail along the Italian coast between Naples and Genoa thevoyager feels that it is "On no earthly sea with transient roar" that his bark is floating; that "Unto no earthly airs he trims his sail, " as he flits along this coast when violet waves dash against a brilliantbackground of sky. Ischia reveals herself through the blue, transparentair, gleaming with opalescent lights, quivering, fading and flamingagain as the afterglow in the east rivals in its coloring the sunsetsplendors of the west.
What to read after Italy, the Magic Land?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Whiting, Lilian, 1847-1942 to read onlineMoreLess
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