Memoir of Washington Irving With Selections From His Works And Criticisms
Memoir of Washington Irving With Selections From His Works And Criticisms
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" Doubtless this testimony is conclusive touch- ing the merit of this work, although numerous others might be easily adduced, and from the most respectable sources, such as Prescott, Story, Kent, etc.
We must indulge in an extract or two : i. The Man. " He was, at that time, in the full vigor of manhood, and of an engaging pres- ence. Minute descriptions are given of his person by his son Fernando, by Las Casas, and others of his contemporaries. According to these accounts, he was tall, well-fo...rmed, muscular, and of an elevated and dignified demeanor. His visage was long, and neither full nor meager ; his complexion fair and freckled, and inclined to ruddy ; his nose aquiline ; his cheek-bones were rather high, his eyes light gray and apt to en- kindle ; his whole countenance had an air of authority. His hair in his youthful days was of a light color, but care and trouble, according to Las Casas, soon turned it to gray, and at thirty years of age it was quite white. He was moderate and simple in diet and apparel, elo- quent in discourse, engaging and affable with Memoir of Washington Irving.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Doubtless this testimony is conclusive touch- ing the merit of this work, although numerous others might be easily adduced, and from the most respectable sources, such as Prescott, Story, Kent, etc.
We must indulge in an extract or two : i. The Man. " He was, at that time, in the full vigor of manhood, and of an engaging pres- ence. Minute descriptions are given of his person by his son Fernando, by Las Casas, and others of his contemporaries. According to these accounts, he was tall, well-fo...rmed, muscular, and of an elevated and dignified demeanor. His visage was long, and neither full nor meager ; his complexion fair and freckled, and inclined to ruddy ; his nose aquiline ; his cheek-bones were rather high, his eyes light gray and apt to en- kindle ; his whole countenance had an air of authority. His hair in his youthful days was of a light color, but care and trouble, according to Las Casas, soon turned it to gray, and at thirty years of age it was quite white. He was moderate and simple in diet and apparel, elo- quent in discourse, engaging and affable with Memoir of Washington Irving.
What to read after Memoir of Washington Irving With Selections From His Works And Criticisms?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Adams to read onlineMoreLess
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