Six Months in Italy
Six Months in Italy
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a living together, and not an eating or drinking together ; and if we do eat and drink together, it is only to make us live together more cordially.
At this ball there were many blooming English girls, with countenances giving assurance of good qualities that will last long and wear well. As a class, they are less lovely and delicate than their American cousins, but they have a more helpful look. They seem to have more of reserved power ; more of that which will ena- ble them hereafter to walk ...cheerful and erect under the burdens of life, if any should be laid upon them.
For the honor of my country, I am glad to add, that the most beautiful woman at the ball was an Ameri- can ; a lady past the bloom of early youth, but with a face and form which time had as yet not only not despoiled, but enriched.
Hosted by VjOOQIC EGBERT AND ELIZABETH BROWNING. 177 ROBERT AND P^LIZABETH BROWNING.
It is well for the traveller to be chary of names.
It is an ungrateful return for hospitable attentions, to print the conversation of your host, or describe his person, or give an inventory dl his furniture, or proclaim how his wife and daughters were dressed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
a living together, and not an eating or drinking together ; and if we do eat and drink together, it is only to make us live together more cordially.
At this ball there were many blooming English girls, with countenances giving assurance of good qualities that will last long and wear well. As a class, they are less lovely and delicate than their American cousins, but they have a more helpful look. They seem to have more of reserved power ; more of that which will ena- ble them hereafter to walk ...cheerful and erect under the burdens of life, if any should be laid upon them.
For the honor of my country, I am glad to add, that the most beautiful woman at the ball was an Ameri- can ; a lady past the bloom of early youth, but with a face and form which time had as yet not only not despoiled, but enriched.
Hosted by VjOOQIC EGBERT AND ELIZABETH BROWNING. 177 ROBERT AND P^LIZABETH BROWNING.
It is well for the traveller to be chary of names.
It is an ungrateful return for hospitable attentions, to print the conversation of your host, or describe his person, or give an inventory dl his furniture, or proclaim how his wife and daughters were dressed.
What to read after Six Months in Italy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Stillman Hillard to read onlineMoreLess
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