Memoirs of William Hazlitt With Portions of His Correspondence volume 2
Memoirs of William Hazlitt With Portions of His Correspondence volume 2
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We had to retrace our steps as far as Padua, on our way to 3rilan. For four days' journey, from Padua to Verona, to Brescia, to Treviglio, to Milan, the whole way was cultivated beauty and smiling vegetation The Northern Italians are as fine a race of people as walk the earth ; and all that they want, to be what they once wore, is neither English abuse nor English assistance, but three words spoken to the other powers; 'Let them alone !' " We reached Verona the second day: it is delight- fully ...situated They here show you the tomb of Juliet The guide also points to the part of the MILAN. 173 wall that Eomeo leaped over, and takes you to the spot in the garden where he fell. This gives an air of trick and fiction to the whole " On returning from this spot, which is rather low and gloomy, we witnessed the most brilliant sight we had seen in Italy ; the sun setting in a flood of gold behind the Alps that overlook the lake of Garda. The Adige foamed at our feet below ; the bank opposite was of pure emerald ; the hills which rose directly behind it in the most fantastic forms were of perfect purple, and the arches of the bridge to the left seemed plunged in ebon darkness by the flames of light that darted round them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We had to retrace our steps as far as Padua, on our way to 3rilan. For four days' journey, from Padua to Verona, to Brescia, to Treviglio, to Milan, the whole way was cultivated beauty and smiling vegetation The Northern Italians are as fine a race of people as walk the earth ; and all that they want, to be what they once wore, is neither English abuse nor English assistance, but three words spoken to the other powers; 'Let them alone !' " We reached Verona the second day: it is delight- fully ...situated They here show you the tomb of Juliet The guide also points to the part of the MILAN. 173 wall that Eomeo leaped over, and takes you to the spot in the garden where he fell. This gives an air of trick and fiction to the whole " On returning from this spot, which is rather low and gloomy, we witnessed the most brilliant sight we had seen in Italy ; the sun setting in a flood of gold behind the Alps that overlook the lake of Garda. The Adige foamed at our feet below ; the bank opposite was of pure emerald ; the hills which rose directly behind it in the most fantastic forms were of perfect purple, and the arches of the bridge to the left seemed plunged in ebon darkness by the flames of light that darted round them.
What to read after Memoirs of William Hazlitt With Portions of His Correspondence volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hazlitt William Carew to read onlineMoreLess
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