Life of Harriet Beecher Stowe, Compiled From Her Letters And Journals By Her Son, Charles Edward Stowe
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spot. We then learned that he had been watching the diligence office for over a week, and that he had the pleasant set of apartments we are now occupying aU ready and waiting for us.
March 1.
My dear Husband, — Every day is opening to me a new world of wonders here in Italy. I have been in the Catacombs, where I was shown many memorials of the primitive Christians, and to-day we are going to the Vatican. The weather is sunny and beautiful beyond measure, and flowers are springing in the fields ...on every side. Oh, my dear, how I do long to have you here to enjoy what you are so much better fitted to ap- preciate than I, — this wonderful combination of the past and the present, of what has been and what is !
Think of strolling leisurely through the Forum, of seeing the very stones that were laid in the time of the RepubHc, of rambling over the ruined Palace of the Csesars, of walking under the Arch of Titus, of seeing the Dying Gladiator, and whole ranges of rooms filled with wonders of art, all in one morning !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
spot. We then learned that he had been watching the diligence office for over a week, and that he had the pleasant set of apartments we are now occupying aU ready and waiting for us.
March 1.
My dear Husband, — Every day is opening to me a new world of wonders here in Italy. I have been in the Catacombs, where I was shown many memorials of the primitive Christians, and to-day we are going to the Vatican. The weather is sunny and beautiful beyond measure, and flowers are springing in the fields ...on every side. Oh, my dear, how I do long to have you here to enjoy what you are so much better fitted to ap- preciate than I, — this wonderful combination of the past and the present, of what has been and what is !
Think of strolling leisurely through the Forum, of seeing the very stones that were laid in the time of the RepubHc, of rambling over the ruined Palace of the Csesars, of walking under the Arch of Titus, of seeing the Dying Gladiator, and whole ranges of rooms filled with wonders of art, all in one morning !
What to read after Life of Harriet Beecher Stowe, Compiled From Her Letters And Journals By Her Son, Charles Edward Stowe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stowe Harriet Beecher to read onlineMoreLess
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