Pictures of Sweden 8 3
Pictures of Sweden 8 3
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What a crowd of equipages pass in rows through the broad avenue! andwhat a throng of well-dressed pedestrians of all classes! One thinksof the garden of the Villa Borghese, when, at the time of the winefeast, the Roman people and strangers take the air there. We are inthe Borghese garden; we are by the Bosphorus, and yet far in theNorth. The pine-tree rises large and free; the birch droops itsbranches, as the weeping willow alone has power to do--and whatmagnificently grand oaks! The pine-trees... themselves are mighty trees, beautiful to the painter's eye; splendid green grass plains liestretched before us, and the fiord rolls its green, deep waters closepast, as if it were a river. Large ships with swelling sails, the onehigh above the other, steamers and boats, come and go in variednumbers.
Come! let us up to Byström's villa; it lies on the stony cliff upthere, where the large oak-trees stand in their stubborn grandeur: wesee from here the whole tripartite city, Södermalm, Nordmalm and theisland with that huge palace.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What a crowd of equipages pass in rows through the broad avenue! andwhat a throng of well-dressed pedestrians of all classes! One thinksof the garden of the Villa Borghese, when, at the time of the winefeast, the Roman people and strangers take the air there. We are inthe Borghese garden; we are by the Bosphorus, and yet far in theNorth. The pine-tree rises large and free; the birch droops itsbranches, as the weeping willow alone has power to do--and whatmagnificently grand oaks! The pine-trees... themselves are mighty trees, beautiful to the painter's eye; splendid green grass plains liestretched before us, and the fiord rolls its green, deep waters closepast, as if it were a river. Large ships with swelling sails, the onehigh above the other, steamers and boats, come and go in variednumbers.
Come! let us up to Byström's villa; it lies on the stony cliff upthere, where the large oak-trees stand in their stubborn grandeur: wesee from here the whole tripartite city, Södermalm, Nordmalm and theisland with that huge palace.
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