New Adventures
New Adventures
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Ai the time of my visit (1914) the record showed but one homicide in forty years, and this among the blacks.
[230] TWO BERMUDA II BERMUDA IS worthy to be celebrated by poets, but her honours in this respect are not oppressive. Larry Chittenden, the cowboy singer, has cast his poetic lariat there to some graceful effect, and my gifted friend Richard Butler Glaenzer pauses occasionally in his pursuit of the Great American Novel to throw off a sonnet.
Also Mrs. Burnett has a fine villa, one of the... island show-places, which persuasively recalls her agreeable inventions. However, Tom Moore, the Irish poet, who visited Bermuda over a hundred years ago, still remains her chief boast in the way of literary association. As Moore is a favourite of my own, I permit myself a few remarks in this connection.
Moore was a young man, in his early twenties, when, in 1803, he saw Bermuda for the first time ■ — a little later he visited the island to qualify for a sinecure office connected with the Admiralty, [231] REALITIES AND INVENTIONS and sojourned there a few months.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ai the time of my visit (1914) the record showed but one homicide in forty years, and this among the blacks.
[230] TWO BERMUDA II BERMUDA IS worthy to be celebrated by poets, but her honours in this respect are not oppressive. Larry Chittenden, the cowboy singer, has cast his poetic lariat there to some graceful effect, and my gifted friend Richard Butler Glaenzer pauses occasionally in his pursuit of the Great American Novel to throw off a sonnet.
Also Mrs. Burnett has a fine villa, one of the... island show-places, which persuasively recalls her agreeable inventions. However, Tom Moore, the Irish poet, who visited Bermuda over a hundred years ago, still remains her chief boast in the way of literary association. As Moore is a favourite of my own, I permit myself a few remarks in this connection.
Moore was a young man, in his early twenties, when, in 1803, he saw Bermuda for the first time ■ — a little later he visited the island to qualify for a sinecure office connected with the Admiralty, [231] REALITIES AND INVENTIONS and sojourned there a few months.
What to read after New Adventures?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Monahan, Michael, 1865-1933 to read onlineMoreLess
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