Shelley Memorials From Authentic Sources to Which is Added An Essay On Christi
Shelley Memorials From Authentic Sources to Which is Added An Essay On Christi
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" Dear Friend, " Can you tell me anything about Arabic grammars, dic- tionaries, and manuscripts, and whether they are vendible at Leghorn, and whether there are any native Arabs capable of teaching the language ? Do not give yourself any trouble about the subject ; but if you could answer or discover an answer to these questions without any pains, I should be very much obliged to you. My kind regards to Mrs. G. And Henry. " Yours very truly, " P. B. Shelley. " SHELLEY AND BYRON AT PISA. 161 CH...APTER XL SHELLEY AND BYRON AT PISA.
Early in the year 1821, the Shelley s made the acquaintance of Mr. And Mrs. Williams, the former of whom was drowned with the poet. Mrs. Shelley says of him that no man " ever existed more gentle, generous, and fearless. " Like his illustrious friend, he was a great lover of boating, and the two were frequently on the water together, before the day which proved fatal to both. Shelley, indeed, enjoyed a good deal of his favorite recre- ation during this year. The shallow waters of the Arno, on which no ordinary vessel can float, did not prove any obstacle to him ; he contrived a boat " such as the hunts- men carry about with them in the Maremma, to cross the sluggish but deep streams that intersect the forest a boat of laths and pitched canvas.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Dear Friend, " Can you tell me anything about Arabic grammars, dic- tionaries, and manuscripts, and whether they are vendible at Leghorn, and whether there are any native Arabs capable of teaching the language ? Do not give yourself any trouble about the subject ; but if you could answer or discover an answer to these questions without any pains, I should be very much obliged to you. My kind regards to Mrs. G. And Henry. " Yours very truly, " P. B. Shelley. " SHELLEY AND BYRON AT PISA. 161 CH...APTER XL SHELLEY AND BYRON AT PISA.
Early in the year 1821, the Shelley s made the acquaintance of Mr. And Mrs. Williams, the former of whom was drowned with the poet. Mrs. Shelley says of him that no man " ever existed more gentle, generous, and fearless. " Like his illustrious friend, he was a great lover of boating, and the two were frequently on the water together, before the day which proved fatal to both. Shelley, indeed, enjoyed a good deal of his favorite recre- ation during this year. The shallow waters of the Arno, on which no ordinary vessel can float, did not prove any obstacle to him ; he contrived a boat " such as the hunts- men carry about with them in the Maremma, to cross the sluggish but deep streams that intersect the forest a boat of laths and pitched canvas.
What to read after Shelley Memorials From Authentic Sources to Which is Added An Essay On Christi?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jane Gibson Lady Shelley to read onlineMoreLess
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