Memoirs of Charles Brockden Brown the American Novelist
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The weather was for the most part clear and serene. I had a vigilant eye for passing objects, roads, dwellings, and passengers. My curiosity was awakened by the intention I had formed of de scribing what I saw. In this respect, my mind has undergone a sudden and memorable revolu tion. Instead of being as I used to be, sluggish, torpid arid inattentive, my eye was watchful and my mind busy in arranging and comparing objects.
" On Saturday we reached Middletown. It was evening, and a bright sky, ...a smooth road and healthful state of my frame, allowed me to take in all the pleasure which the circumstances 154 MEMOIRS OF of the time and place were calculated to afford. Never did I receive equal delight from a rural prospect. Yet how much a matter of association and moral sensibility is the sensation flowing from the survey of the grandeur of nature. Had I not had some previous acquaintance with this scene, through the medium of actual observation and books, my sensations would have been wide ly different and much less lively and exuberant.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The weather was for the most part clear and serene. I had a vigilant eye for passing objects, roads, dwellings, and passengers. My curiosity was awakened by the intention I had formed of de scribing what I saw. In this respect, my mind has undergone a sudden and memorable revolu tion. Instead of being as I used to be, sluggish, torpid arid inattentive, my eye was watchful and my mind busy in arranging and comparing objects.
" On Saturday we reached Middletown. It was evening, and a bright sky, ...a smooth road and healthful state of my frame, allowed me to take in all the pleasure which the circumstances 154 MEMOIRS OF of the time and place were calculated to afford. Never did I receive equal delight from a rural prospect. Yet how much a matter of association and moral sensibility is the sensation flowing from the survey of the grandeur of nature. Had I not had some previous acquaintance with this scene, through the medium of actual observation and books, my sensations would have been wide ly different and much less lively and exuberant.
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