Some Account of the Travels of Myself And My Son in the Summer of Nineteen Hundr
Some Account of the Travels of Myself And My Son in the Summer of Nineteen Hundr
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It is fortu- nate for me that I have been so long igno- rant of their affectionate sorrow.
On these trips I would wander alone from place to place, revisiting scenes sur- rounded in the past with delightful asso- ciations, and gratifying my curiosity by the sight of some of the interesting re- sorts with which I was familiar by name.
Venice in the summer has always been one of my greatest delights. I love in the warm sunlight of the afternoon to float by the Public Gardens, their white stone ba...lustrade and beautifully proportioned entrance thrown into relief by the back- ground of rich foliage. One may mount the flight of steps and in the deep shade pace beneath the lofty plane-trees that have given to many a child in Venice the first knowledge of what the woods might be. As we glide on, we pass the rose- 69 tinted Doge's Palace, the Campanile of San Giorgio, always in sight as the de- clining sun warms it with a soft reddish glow, the dainty white columns of the church, at its base, adding to its charm.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is fortu- nate for me that I have been so long igno- rant of their affectionate sorrow.
On these trips I would wander alone from place to place, revisiting scenes sur- rounded in the past with delightful asso- ciations, and gratifying my curiosity by the sight of some of the interesting re- sorts with which I was familiar by name.
Venice in the summer has always been one of my greatest delights. I love in the warm sunlight of the afternoon to float by the Public Gardens, their white stone ba...lustrade and beautifully proportioned entrance thrown into relief by the back- ground of rich foliage. One may mount the flight of steps and in the deep shade pace beneath the lofty plane-trees that have given to many a child in Venice the first knowledge of what the woods might be. As we glide on, we pass the rose- 69 tinted Doge's Palace, the Campanile of San Giorgio, always in sight as the de- clining sun warms it with a soft reddish glow, the dainty white columns of the church, at its base, adding to its charm.
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