Shelburne Essays volume 8
Shelburne Essays volume 8
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The fall was like a veil suspended over Ithona: a veil so thin, so transparent, that the sky was visible through it as an azure dusk; and beneath it, the sea as a blue- flowing lawn whereover its skirts trailed ; while behind it, the rising sunfire was a shimmer of amber-yellow that made every falling flake glisten like burnished gold. . . .
The sea lay breathing in a deep calm all around the isle. But, from its heart that never slumbers, rose as of yore, and for ever, a rumour as of muffled pr...ophesy ings, a Voice of Awe, a Voice of Dread.
Having found his public in these two tales, Mr. Sharp, I think, a little abused its good-nature. A few of the shorter stories have a weird beauty not without some relation to human experience, and some of the nature-essays, written at the very end of his life and brought together under the title of Where the Forest Murmurs, display an in timate union of symbolism and real observation such as many in these latter days have attempted but few have achieved.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The fall was like a veil suspended over Ithona: a veil so thin, so transparent, that the sky was visible through it as an azure dusk; and beneath it, the sea as a blue- flowing lawn whereover its skirts trailed ; while behind it, the rising sunfire was a shimmer of amber-yellow that made every falling flake glisten like burnished gold. . . .
The sea lay breathing in a deep calm all around the isle. But, from its heart that never slumbers, rose as of yore, and for ever, a rumour as of muffled pr...ophesy ings, a Voice of Awe, a Voice of Dread.
Having found his public in these two tales, Mr. Sharp, I think, a little abused its good-nature. A few of the shorter stories have a weird beauty not without some relation to human experience, and some of the nature-essays, written at the very end of his life and brought together under the title of Where the Forest Murmurs, display an in timate union of symbolism and real observation such as many in these latter days have attempted but few have achieved.
What to read after Shelburne Essays volume 8?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by More, Paul Elmer, 1864-1937 to read onlineMoreLess
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