Snow Flakes (From "twice Told Tales")
Snow Flakes (From "twice Told Tales")
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Look next into the street, where we haveseen an amusing parallel to the combat of those fancied demons in theupper regions. It is a snow-battle of school-boys. What a prettysatire on war and military glory might be written, in the form of achild's story, by describing the snowball-fights of two rival schools, the alternate defeats and victories of each, and the final triumph ofone party, or perhaps of neither! What pitched battles, worthy to bechanted in Homeric strains! What storming of fortre...sses, built all ofmassive snowblocks! What feats of individual prowess, and embodiedonsets of martial enthusiasm! And when some well-contested anddecisive victory had put a period to the war, both armies should uniteto build a lofty monument of snow upon the battle-field, and crown itwith the victor's statue, hewn of the same frozen marble. In a fewdays or weeks thereafter, the passer-by would observe a shapelessmound upon the level common; and, unmindful of the famous victory, would ask, "How came it there?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Look next into the street, where we haveseen an amusing parallel to the combat of those fancied demons in theupper regions. It is a snow-battle of school-boys. What a prettysatire on war and military glory might be written, in the form of achild's story, by describing the snowball-fights of two rival schools, the alternate defeats and victories of each, and the final triumph ofone party, or perhaps of neither! What pitched battles, worthy to bechanted in Homeric strains! What storming of fortre...sses, built all ofmassive snowblocks! What feats of individual prowess, and embodiedonsets of martial enthusiasm! And when some well-contested anddecisive victory had put a period to the war, both armies should uniteto build a lofty monument of snow upon the battle-field, and crown itwith the victor's statue, hewn of the same frozen marble. In a fewdays or weeks thereafter, the passer-by would observe a shapelessmound upon the level common; and, unmindful of the famous victory, would ask, "How came it there?
What to read after Snow Flakes (From "twice Told Tales")?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hawthorne Nathaniel to read onlineMoreLess
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