Memoir And Letters of Sara Coleridge
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To Mrs. Plummer : 10 Chester Place, Regent's Park, August 26, 1837. — In re- gard to our change of abode, we have great reason on the whole to be satisfied. From the up-stairs apartment we have really a nice look-out, which, however, I may not dignify with the name of view. The foreground consists of good houses, and to the right a garden with stone balustrade, and beyond, the trees of the park, behind which we can see a portion of many a glowing sunset. Where dark green foliage, backed with bu...ff and crimson clouds, is clearly to be seen, one ought not to complain of being banished from the shows of nature.
140 Memoir and Letters of Sara Coleridge.
The walks, too, are invaluable in this neighborhood. At Hamp- stead I always had to climb; here a few steps brings me into the park, with its acres of green turf, and flocks of country look- ing (and sounding) sheep. The grand want is the want of wa- ter ;* but even at Norwood (rural as that is) we should be no better off in this respect.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To Mrs. Plummer : 10 Chester Place, Regent's Park, August 26, 1837. — In re- gard to our change of abode, we have great reason on the whole to be satisfied. From the up-stairs apartment we have really a nice look-out, which, however, I may not dignify with the name of view. The foreground consists of good houses, and to the right a garden with stone balustrade, and beyond, the trees of the park, behind which we can see a portion of many a glowing sunset. Where dark green foliage, backed with bu...ff and crimson clouds, is clearly to be seen, one ought not to complain of being banished from the shows of nature.
140 Memoir and Letters of Sara Coleridge.
The walks, too, are invaluable in this neighborhood. At Hamp- stead I always had to climb; here a few steps brings me into the park, with its acres of green turf, and flocks of country look- ing (and sounding) sheep. The grand want is the want of wa- ter ;* but even at Norwood (rural as that is) we should be no better off in this respect.
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