Mathilda 8 8
Mathilda 8 8
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In four days we arrived at the harbour to which we were bound. I wouldnot remain on the sea coast, but proceeded immediately inland. I hadalready planned the situation where I would live. It should be asolitary house on a wide plain near no other habitation: where I couldbehold the whole horizon, and wander far without molestation from thesight of my fellow creatures. I was not mysanthropic, but I felt thatthe gentle current of my feelings depended upon my being alone. Ifixed myself on a wide s...olitude. On a dreary heath bestrewen withstones, among which short grass grew; and here and there a few rushesbeside a little pool. Not far from my cottage was a small cluster ofpines the only trees to be seen for many miles: I had a path cutthrough the furze from my door to this little wood, from whose topmostbranches the birds saluted the rising sun and awoke me to my dailymeditation. My view was bounded only by the horizon except on one sidewhere a distant wood made a black spot on the heath, that every whereelse stretched out its faint hues as far as the eye could reach, wideand very desolate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In four days we arrived at the harbour to which we were bound. I wouldnot remain on the sea coast, but proceeded immediately inland. I hadalready planned the situation where I would live. It should be asolitary house on a wide plain near no other habitation: where I couldbehold the whole horizon, and wander far without molestation from thesight of my fellow creatures. I was not mysanthropic, but I felt thatthe gentle current of my feelings depended upon my being alone. Ifixed myself on a wide s...olitude. On a dreary heath bestrewen withstones, among which short grass grew; and here and there a few rushesbeside a little pool. Not far from my cottage was a small cluster ofpines the only trees to be seen for many miles: I had a path cutthrough the furze from my door to this little wood, from whose topmostbranches the birds saluted the rising sun and awoke me to my dailymeditation. My view was bounded only by the horizon except on one sidewhere a distant wood made a black spot on the heath, that every whereelse stretched out its faint hues as far as the eye could reach, wideand very desolate.
What to read after Mathilda 8 8?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Shelley to read onlineMoreLess
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