Nathaniel Parker Willis
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" Recovered my spirits, " runs the entry for July loth, " after a causeless depression for a week. " Toward the end of July he escaped to the country and " passed a month at Shirley Park and the Manor, Lee, alternately reading and ly- ing on tbe grass in delightful idleness, with the kindest friends and the greatest contentment. " At Shirley Park there were archery fetes^ the Archbishopess of Canterbury, " lords and ladies in abundance, and poets and travelers ad libi- tum. It is midsummer, " c...ontinues the letter from which I quote (August 5th), " in cool and breezy England, five o'clock in the afternoon, and a beautiful day. The house is in the mid- dle of a park (nothing but grass and trees) as large as the Common in Boston, the soft velvet greensward closely shaven all around the house, 170 NATHANIEL I'ARKER WILLIS.
and a lovely archery ^i^roiiiul on the edge of the lake just beneath my window, with red and gold targets, and a dozen young girls and beaux with beautiful })ows and quivers shooting with all tlie merriment conceivable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Recovered my spirits, " runs the entry for July loth, " after a causeless depression for a week. " Toward the end of July he escaped to the country and " passed a month at Shirley Park and the Manor, Lee, alternately reading and ly- ing on tbe grass in delightful idleness, with the kindest friends and the greatest contentment. " At Shirley Park there were archery fetes^ the Archbishopess of Canterbury, " lords and ladies in abundance, and poets and travelers ad libi- tum. It is midsummer, " c...ontinues the letter from which I quote (August 5th), " in cool and breezy England, five o'clock in the afternoon, and a beautiful day. The house is in the mid- dle of a park (nothing but grass and trees) as large as the Common in Boston, the soft velvet greensward closely shaven all around the house, 170 NATHANIEL I'ARKER WILLIS.
and a lovely archery ^i^roiiiul on the edge of the lake just beneath my window, with red and gold targets, and a dozen young girls and beaux with beautiful })ows and quivers shooting with all tlie merriment conceivable.
What to read after Nathaniel Parker Willis?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry a Henry Augustin Beers to read onlineMoreLess
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