Letters of Celia Thaxter
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Just this moment it is splendid, its great dark mass heaved high against the crystal- pure sunrise sky; not a cloud in the whole heaven except the mountain s own long, floating plume that trails across the sky from east to west, and catches all the faint rose-tints of the coming 1880] LETTERS OF CELIA THAXTER 113 sun. It is so beautiful ! From whence did I write last, dear friend ? Ah me, I am in such a rush, as if I were tangled in the tail of a comet! I can t remember.
Then we came to Rome. O...h, but going to Florence I saw the first stone-pine and the first olive trees; how beautiful they are! Stone- pine, olive, cypress, each one is a poem. Oh, the Campagna! If I had time to talk! But the daisies! I thought of you every minute. The first day of December I gathered violets, and I went to the grave of Keats. I can t tell you with what a feeling I dropped over the ashes of his heart the most perfect rose it has ever been my lot to behold, one from Vedder s bouquet, every flower of which an artist s eye selected.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Just this moment it is splendid, its great dark mass heaved high against the crystal- pure sunrise sky; not a cloud in the whole heaven except the mountain s own long, floating plume that trails across the sky from east to west, and catches all the faint rose-tints of the coming 1880] LETTERS OF CELIA THAXTER 113 sun. It is so beautiful ! From whence did I write last, dear friend ? Ah me, I am in such a rush, as if I were tangled in the tail of a comet! I can t remember.
Then we came to Rome. O...h, but going to Florence I saw the first stone-pine and the first olive trees; how beautiful they are! Stone- pine, olive, cypress, each one is a poem. Oh, the Campagna! If I had time to talk! But the daisies! I thought of you every minute. The first day of December I gathered violets, and I went to the grave of Keats. I can t tell you with what a feeling I dropped over the ashes of his heart the most perfect rose it has ever been my lot to behold, one from Vedder s bouquet, every flower of which an artist s eye selected.
What to read after Letters of Celia Thaxter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Celia Thaxter to read onlineMoreLess
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