Percy Bysshe Shelley
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Without a murmur, without ostentation, thisheir of the richest baronet in Sussex illustrated by his own conductthose principles of democratic simplicity and of fraternal charity whichformed his political and social creed.
A glimpse into the cottage at Great Marlow is afforded by a carelesssentence of Leigh Hunt's. "He used to sit in a study adorned with casts, as large as life, of the Vatican Apollo and the celestial Venus. " FancyShelley with his bright eyes and elf-locks in a tiny, low-roofed... room, correcting proofs of "Laon and Cythna", between the Apollo of theBelvedere and Venus de' Medici, life-sized, and as crude as casts byShout could make them! In this house, Miss Clairmont, with her brotherand Allegra, lived as Shelley's guests; and here Clara Shelley was bornon the 3rd of September, 1817. In the same autumn, Shelley suffered froma severe pulmonary attack. The critical state of his health, and theapprehension, vouched for by Mrs. Shelley, that the Chancellor might layhis vulture's talons on the children of his second marriage, were themotives which induced him to leave England for Italy in the spring of1818.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Without a murmur, without ostentation, thisheir of the richest baronet in Sussex illustrated by his own conductthose principles of democratic simplicity and of fraternal charity whichformed his political and social creed.
A glimpse into the cottage at Great Marlow is afforded by a carelesssentence of Leigh Hunt's. "He used to sit in a study adorned with casts, as large as life, of the Vatican Apollo and the celestial Venus. " FancyShelley with his bright eyes and elf-locks in a tiny, low-roofed... room, correcting proofs of "Laon and Cythna", between the Apollo of theBelvedere and Venus de' Medici, life-sized, and as crude as casts byShout could make them! In this house, Miss Clairmont, with her brotherand Allegra, lived as Shelley's guests; and here Clara Shelley was bornon the 3rd of September, 1817. In the same autumn, Shelley suffered froma severe pulmonary attack. The critical state of his health, and theapprehension, vouched for by Mrs. Shelley, that the Chancellor might layhis vulture's talons on the children of his second marriage, were themotives which induced him to leave England for Italy in the spring of1818.
What to read after Percy Bysshe Shelley?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Symonds John Addington to read onlineMoreLess
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