Specimen Letters
Specimen Letters
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Before the steps of the Opera House they are drawn up in array with their shining prows of white metal, waiting for the company. One man remains in your boat, while the other stands at the door of your loge^ When you come out he attends you down, and calling ' Pietro ! ' or ' Giacomo ! ' is answered from the water, and away you go. The gliding motion is delightful, and, would calm you after any scene in a casino. The gondolas of the foreign ministers carry the national flag.
I think you would b...e pleased with an Italian theatre. It is lighted only from the stage, and the soft shadows that are l Box. EDS.
60 ROGERS TO MOORE thrown over it produce a very visionary effect. Here and there the figures in a box are illuminated from within, and glimmer- ing and partial lights are almost magical. Sometimes the curtains are drawn, and you may conceive what you please. This is indeed a fairyland, and Venice particularly so. If at Naples you see most with the eye, and at Rome with the memory, surely at Venice you see most with the imagination.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Before the steps of the Opera House they are drawn up in array with their shining prows of white metal, waiting for the company. One man remains in your boat, while the other stands at the door of your loge^ When you come out he attends you down, and calling ' Pietro ! ' or ' Giacomo ! ' is answered from the water, and away you go. The gliding motion is delightful, and, would calm you after any scene in a casino. The gondolas of the foreign ministers carry the national flag.
I think you would b...e pleased with an Italian theatre. It is lighted only from the stage, and the soft shadows that are l Box. EDS.
60 ROGERS TO MOORE thrown over it produce a very visionary effect. Here and there the figures in a box are illuminated from within, and glimmer- ing and partial lights are almost magical. Sometimes the curtains are drawn, and you may conceive what you please. This is indeed a fairyland, and Venice particularly so. If at Naples you see most with the eye, and at Rome with the memory, surely at Venice you see most with the imagination.
What to read after Specimen Letters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cook, Albert S. (Albert Stanburrough), 1853-1927 to read onlineMoreLess
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