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They donot appear to have had many hopes, or to have made many attempts at areconciliation. Elizabeth Barrett had discovered at last that herfather was in truth not a man to be treated with; hardly, perhaps, even a man to be blamed. She knew to all intents and purposes that shehad grown up in the house of a madman.
CHAPTER IV BROWNING IN ITALY The married pair went to Pisa in 1846, and moved soon afterwards toFlorence. Of the life of the Brownings in Italy there is much perhapsto be said in the... way of description and analysis, little to be saidin the way of actual narrative. Each of them had passed through theone incident of existence. Just as Elizabeth Barrett's life had beforeher marriage been uneventfully sombre, now it was uneventfully happy. A succession of splendid landscapes, a succession of brilliantfriends, a succession of high and ardent intellectual interests, theyexperienced; but their life was of the kind that if it were told atall, would need to be told in a hundred volumes of gorgeousintellectual gossip.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They donot appear to have had many hopes, or to have made many attempts at areconciliation. Elizabeth Barrett had discovered at last that herfather was in truth not a man to be treated with; hardly, perhaps, even a man to be blamed. She knew to all intents and purposes that shehad grown up in the house of a madman.
CHAPTER IV BROWNING IN ITALY The married pair went to Pisa in 1846, and moved soon afterwards toFlorence. Of the life of the Brownings in Italy there is much perhapsto be said in the... way of description and analysis, little to be saidin the way of actual narrative. Each of them had passed through theone incident of existence. Just as Elizabeth Barrett's life had beforeher marriage been uneventfully sombre, now it was uneventfully happy. A succession of splendid landscapes, a succession of brilliantfriends, a succession of high and ardent intellectual interests, theyexperienced; but their life was of the kind that if it were told atall, would need to be told in a hundred volumes of gorgeousintellectual gossip.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chesterton, G. K. (Gilbert Keith), 1874-1936 to read onlineMoreLess
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