Paris With Pen And Pencil
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Shethen spent a year with her grandparents, and returned to her father'shouse. Her course of reading was very much enlarged, and her attentionwas now specially directed to philosophical works. She was thus a greatdeal alone, and gave little of her time to gossip and promenade. Shewent, however, once to Versailles, and saw the routine of court, butreturned with a great delight to her old books and the heroes in them. She was dissatisfied with France and Frenchmen. She says: "I sighed as Ithought... of Athens, where I could have equally admired the fine artswithout being wounded by the spectacle of despotism. I transportedmyself in thought to Greece--I was present at the Olympic games, and Igrew angry at finding myself French. Thus struck by all of grand whichis offered by the republics of antiquity, I forgot the death ofSocrates, the exile of Aristides, the sentence of Phocion. " She began, at last, to repine at her situation. She felt conscious ofher abilities, and that her thoughts were high and noble, and she longedfor a higher position, in which she might use her talents.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Shethen spent a year with her grandparents, and returned to her father'shouse. Her course of reading was very much enlarged, and her attentionwas now specially directed to philosophical works. She was thus a greatdeal alone, and gave little of her time to gossip and promenade. Shewent, however, once to Versailles, and saw the routine of court, butreturned with a great delight to her old books and the heroes in them. She was dissatisfied with France and Frenchmen. She says: "I sighed as Ithought... of Athens, where I could have equally admired the fine artswithout being wounded by the spectacle of despotism. I transportedmyself in thought to Greece--I was present at the Olympic games, and Igrew angry at finding myself French. Thus struck by all of grand whichis offered by the republics of antiquity, I forgot the death ofSocrates, the exile of Aristides, the sentence of Phocion. " She began, at last, to repine at her situation. She felt conscious ofher abilities, and that her thoughts were high and noble, and she longedfor a higher position, in which she might use her talents.
What to read after Paris With Pen And Pencil?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David W Bartlett to read onlineMoreLess
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