Nelly Carew 2
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beautiful in all its moods !" Maggie said, " but in few so beautiful as this. Do you know, I never see it with that line of moonlight on it that I don't think of Christ's walking on the waters, and fancying that to be the radiant path marked out by His footsteps.
To-morrow I must go and sit on the beach for 86 NELLY CAREW.
long hours, till I have my heart's content of the sea, sight, sound, feel, and smell. How Norman will enjoy it ! At Boulogne it is such a sophisti- cated sea that it's hardly... like the true thing. No discoveries to be made there, and the low, plashy, wet sands, full of long lines of water, are horrid for children to run about on." "Yes," Nelly replied, " I hardly ever take him on the beach — for that reason, partly, but chiefly because of all the people there. I hate a fre- quented watering-place. No where else, I think, do idleness and frivolity flourish to the same extent, and nowhere do they seem to me so out of place. The great, wild, untameable, irreclaimable sea, the nearest approach we have to infinity, appears the element of all others calculated to inspire grave, solemn, solitary moods and thoughts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
beautiful in all its moods !" Maggie said, " but in few so beautiful as this. Do you know, I never see it with that line of moonlight on it that I don't think of Christ's walking on the waters, and fancying that to be the radiant path marked out by His footsteps.
To-morrow I must go and sit on the beach for 86 NELLY CAREW.
long hours, till I have my heart's content of the sea, sight, sound, feel, and smell. How Norman will enjoy it ! At Boulogne it is such a sophisti- cated sea that it's hardly... like the true thing. No discoveries to be made there, and the low, plashy, wet sands, full of long lines of water, are horrid for children to run about on." "Yes," Nelly replied, " I hardly ever take him on the beach — for that reason, partly, but chiefly because of all the people there. I hate a fre- quented watering-place. No where else, I think, do idleness and frivolity flourish to the same extent, and nowhere do they seem to me so out of place. The great, wild, untameable, irreclaimable sea, the nearest approach we have to infinity, appears the element of all others calculated to inspire grave, solemn, solitary moods and thoughts.
What to read after Nelly Carew 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Power, Marguerite A., 1815?-1867 to read onlineMoreLess
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