Letters From An English Traveller
Letters From An English Traveller
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The ground of fnow, on which this moving picture winds, re- lieves its fplendor extremely, and makes the fight the richeft and molt dazzling fijat can ; be conceived. ; f j But the fight that gives a foreigner the rnoft pleafure at Vienna, is that which he fees in the anti- chamber of prince Kaunitz, once a week, after dinner: it is a concourfe of all, th indigent [ 57 ] indigent who are in need of protec- tion, and who come thither afTured of finding, it : the ear of this prince is never flint... to the complaints of the poor, and his hand is always ready to give them ailiitance, LETTER IX.
VIENNA. ~\7 O U fhould not leave Vienna without feeing Metaftafio : he is a lively old man and an agreeable companion, He is the greateft poet that Italy has produced lince TafTo : I would have faid the greateft that flie has ever had, were he not a living author; on which account he not be praifed too much. Read [ 58 ] his CanzonetteS) in particular that which begins Grazie agr mganni tuoi*, and fay, what Italian poet has written with fo much purity, fo much elegance, and fo much grace?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The ground of fnow, on which this moving picture winds, re- lieves its fplendor extremely, and makes the fight the richeft and molt dazzling fijat can ; be conceived. ; f j But the fight that gives a foreigner the rnoft pleafure at Vienna, is that which he fees in the anti- chamber of prince Kaunitz, once a week, after dinner: it is a concourfe of all, th indigent [ 57 ] indigent who are in need of protec- tion, and who come thither afTured of finding, it : the ear of this prince is never flint... to the complaints of the poor, and his hand is always ready to give them ailiitance, LETTER IX.
VIENNA. ~\7 O U fhould not leave Vienna without feeing Metaftafio : he is a lively old man and an agreeable companion, He is the greateft poet that Italy has produced lince TafTo : I would have faid the greateft that flie has ever had, were he not a living author; on which account he not be praifed too much. Read [ 58 ] his CanzonetteS) in particular that which begins Grazie agr mganni tuoi*, and fay, what Italian poet has written with fo much purity, fo much elegance, and fo much grace?
What to read after Letters From An English Traveller?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Martin Sherlock to read onlineMoreLess
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