Shelley At Oxford
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Shelley would often pause, halting suddenly in his swift course, to admire the children of the country people ; and after gazing on a sweet and intelligent countenance, he would exhibit, in the language and with an aspect of acute anguish, his intense feeling of the future SHELLEY AT OXFORD 159 sorrows and sufFerings — of all the mani- fold evils of life which too often distort, by a mean and most disagreeable expres- sion, the innocent, happy and engaging lineaments of youth. He sometimes stop...ped to observe the softness and simplicity that the face and gestures of a gentle girl displayed, and he would surpass her gentleness by his own.
We were strolling once in the neigh- bourhood of Oxford when Shelley was attracted by a little girl. He turned aside, and stood and observed her in silence. She was about six years of age, small and slight, bare-headed, bare-legged, and her apparel variegated and tattered. She was busily employed in collecting empty snail- shells, so much occupied, indeed, that some moments elapsed before she turned her face towards us.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Shelley would often pause, halting suddenly in his swift course, to admire the children of the country people ; and after gazing on a sweet and intelligent countenance, he would exhibit, in the language and with an aspect of acute anguish, his intense feeling of the future SHELLEY AT OXFORD 159 sorrows and sufFerings — of all the mani- fold evils of life which too often distort, by a mean and most disagreeable expres- sion, the innocent, happy and engaging lineaments of youth. He sometimes stop...ped to observe the softness and simplicity that the face and gestures of a gentle girl displayed, and he would surpass her gentleness by his own.
We were strolling once in the neigh- bourhood of Oxford when Shelley was attracted by a little girl. He turned aside, and stood and observed her in silence. She was about six years of age, small and slight, bare-headed, bare-legged, and her apparel variegated and tattered. She was busily employed in collecting empty snail- shells, so much occupied, indeed, that some moments elapsed before she turned her face towards us.
What to read after Shelley At Oxford?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Jefferson Hogg to read onlineMoreLess
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