Sketches From Nature With Pen And Pencil
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There was a thrill of joy in THE NIGHTINGALE'S NEST. 185 the music. How could the nightingale ever be called sad?
My Mayday visits had been very successful, though I had not gone many hundred yards in the wood. But then I had a guide who knew the manners, the feelings, and the customs of the inhabitants ; while of most of us it is true, that " eyes have we, but we see not ; ears have we, but we hear not, " though unfortunately we all still go on " speaking with our mouths " just the same.
THE L...IGHTHOUSE DONKEY.
IHAEDLY know how to tell my story in proper terms, it is so exceedingly immoral, showing as it does the success of envy, malice, and all uncharitable- ness ; how a cruel, premeditated, and unprovoked murder may be committed without any punishment, and the murderer live on respected and apparently contented, though suffering, we must hope, internal agonies in his conscience.
I must begin, however, at the beginning.
There is a lighthouse built upon a rocky islet jutting out into the stormy Irish Sea, surrounded with dangerous reefs, where vessels of old were con- tinually wrecked, and' even now often come to grief.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was a thrill of joy in THE NIGHTINGALE'S NEST. 185 the music. How could the nightingale ever be called sad?
My Mayday visits had been very successful, though I had not gone many hundred yards in the wood. But then I had a guide who knew the manners, the feelings, and the customs of the inhabitants ; while of most of us it is true, that " eyes have we, but we see not ; ears have we, but we hear not, " though unfortunately we all still go on " speaking with our mouths " just the same.
THE L...IGHTHOUSE DONKEY.
IHAEDLY know how to tell my story in proper terms, it is so exceedingly immoral, showing as it does the success of envy, malice, and all uncharitable- ness ; how a cruel, premeditated, and unprovoked murder may be committed without any punishment, and the murderer live on respected and apparently contented, though suffering, we must hope, internal agonies in his conscience.
I must begin, however, at the beginning.
There is a lighthouse built upon a rocky islet jutting out into the stormy Irish Sea, surrounded with dangerous reefs, where vessels of old were con- tinually wrecked, and' even now often come to grief.
What to read after Sketches From Nature With Pen And Pencil?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frances Parthenope Verney to read onlineMoreLess
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