Spain Revisited a Summer Holiday in Galicia
Spain Revisited a Summer Holiday in Galicia
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One tall woman looked enviously at some silk handkerchiefs she could not afford to buy ; perhaps she was a peasant from the country, visiting the town for the fiesta. A Gallegan shepherd passed, with wonderful eyes that held the romance and sunshine of the hills ; like a man who dreams he went down the sun-flecked square. There was an incessant sound of talking, which increased as the chaffering became sharper ; but all these people appeared dignified, and all were well-behaved. Afterwards I re...turned to the new town. At the end of the Alameda is the Jardin de Mendez Nuiiez, which lies by the sea. You would imagine it to be on a tropical shore, for its palms and its brightly coloured flowers run right to the waves ; you hear the stirring of the leaves and the wash of the water together. Like all Spanish gardens, it is not over-designed ; a collection of rare and beautiful trees and flowers, which seem not so much to have been planted as to grow. What would a Japanese landscape-gardener think of this garden ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One tall woman looked enviously at some silk handkerchiefs she could not afford to buy ; perhaps she was a peasant from the country, visiting the town for the fiesta. A Gallegan shepherd passed, with wonderful eyes that held the romance and sunshine of the hills ; like a man who dreams he went down the sun-flecked square. There was an incessant sound of talking, which increased as the chaffering became sharper ; but all these people appeared dignified, and all were well-behaved. Afterwards I re...turned to the new town. At the end of the Alameda is the Jardin de Mendez Nuiiez, which lies by the sea. You would imagine it to be on a tropical shore, for its palms and its brightly coloured flowers run right to the waves ; you hear the stirring of the leaves and the wash of the water together. Like all Spanish gardens, it is not over-designed ; a collection of rare and beautiful trees and flowers, which seem not so much to have been planted as to grow. What would a Japanese landscape-gardener think of this garden ?
What to read after Spain Revisited a Summer Holiday in Galicia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C Gasquoine Catherine Gasquoine Hartley to read onlineMoreLess
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