Peacocks Memoir of Shelley With Shelleys Letters to Peacock
Peacocks Memoir of Shelley With Shelleys Letters to Peacock
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My companion gave him a piece of money, which he took without speaking, with a sweet smile of easy thankfulness, and then with an unembarrassed air turned to his play. All this might scarcely be ; but the imagination surely could not forbear to breathe into the most inanimate forms, some likeness of its own visions, on such a serene and glowing evening, in this remote and romantic village, beside the calm lake that bore us hither.
On returning to our inn, we found that the servant had arranged ...our rooms, and deprived them of the greater portion of their former disconsolate appearance. They reminded my companion of Greece : it was five years, he said, since he had slept in such beds. The influence of the recollections excited by this circumstance on our conversation gradually faded, and I retired to rest with no unpleasant sensations, thinking of our TO PEACOCK 99 journey to-morrow, and of the pleasure of recounting the little adventures of it when we return.
The next morning we passed Y voire, a scattered village with an ancient castle, whose houses are inter- spersed with trees, and which stands at a little distance from Nerni, on the promontory which bounds a deep bay, some miles in extent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My companion gave him a piece of money, which he took without speaking, with a sweet smile of easy thankfulness, and then with an unembarrassed air turned to his play. All this might scarcely be ; but the imagination surely could not forbear to breathe into the most inanimate forms, some likeness of its own visions, on such a serene and glowing evening, in this remote and romantic village, beside the calm lake that bore us hither.
On returning to our inn, we found that the servant had arranged ...our rooms, and deprived them of the greater portion of their former disconsolate appearance. They reminded my companion of Greece : it was five years, he said, since he had slept in such beds. The influence of the recollections excited by this circumstance on our conversation gradually faded, and I retired to rest with no unpleasant sensations, thinking of our TO PEACOCK 99 journey to-morrow, and of the pleasure of recounting the little adventures of it when we return.
The next morning we passed Y voire, a scattered village with an ancient castle, whose houses are inter- spersed with trees, and which stands at a little distance from Nerni, on the promontory which bounds a deep bay, some miles in extent.
What to read after Peacocks Memoir of Shelley With Shelleys Letters to Peacock?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peacock Thomas Love to read onlineMoreLess
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