The Gift for All Seasons
The Gift for All Seasons
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Thrones and Seraphim, Through the long ranks of their solemnities, Sunning thee with calm looks of Heaven's surprise, Thy look alone on Him? Or else self-willed to the godless place — (God keep thy will!) — feel thine own energies, Cold, strong, objectless, like a dead man's clasp, The sleepless, deathless life within thee, grasp, I While myriad faces, like one changeless fiice, With woe, not love's, shall glass thee every where, And overcome thee with thine own despair?
THE EXILES OF CAPRI.
A ...TRUE STORY OF MODERX ITALY.
BY MRS. DAVID OGILVY. Author of " Traditions of Tuscany, " &c. , &c.
T^ISSIXG goes by favor, " saitli the old pro- ■^^ verb, and so does praising. The " Continental Bradshaw " devotes half-a-dozen pages to that Cock- ney-Paris Bnissels, and a column of enthusiasm to Capri ; while Florence and Venice are disposed of in three lines, naming the Envoy, and the zvoisf, not the best, medical men.
Who obtained for Capii that honorable mention ?
Quoth Bradshaw, "the climate is particularly favorable to all complaints of the bronchia.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thrones and Seraphim, Through the long ranks of their solemnities, Sunning thee with calm looks of Heaven's surprise, Thy look alone on Him? Or else self-willed to the godless place — (God keep thy will!) — feel thine own energies, Cold, strong, objectless, like a dead man's clasp, The sleepless, deathless life within thee, grasp, I While myriad faces, like one changeless fiice, With woe, not love's, shall glass thee every where, And overcome thee with thine own despair?
THE EXILES OF CAPRI.
A ...TRUE STORY OF MODERX ITALY.
BY MRS. DAVID OGILVY. Author of " Traditions of Tuscany, " &c. , &c.
T^ISSIXG goes by favor, " saitli the old pro- ■^^ verb, and so does praising. The " Continental Bradshaw " devotes half-a-dozen pages to that Cock- ney-Paris Bnissels, and a column of enthusiasm to Capri ; while Florence and Venice are disposed of in three lines, naming the Envoy, and the zvoisf, not the best, medical men.
Who obtained for Capii that honorable mention ?
Quoth Bradshaw, "the climate is particularly favorable to all complaints of the bronchia.
What to read after The Gift for All Seasons?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Robert Sullivan to read onlineMoreLess
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