The Glory And the Shame of England 2
The Glory And the Shame of England 2
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OF ENGLAND.
English and. their own kindred. Autonrn had begun to spread its sober melancholy over the landscape, and the quiet shores were bathed in the yellow light of Indian summer. It was a grateful task. for one who bad from him whose steps he led learned to converse with nature in all her forms, to describe the scenery around us. I felt then how lofty a pleasure there is in "being eyes to the blind." Every day we wandered through the prime* val forests, and when we were tired we used to si...t down under their solemn shades, among the falling leaves, and read "Gertrude of Wy- omingi" It was in these thick woods, where we could bear no sounds but the song of the wild birds, or the squirrel cracking his nuts, away from the busy world, that I first felt the full powet of Campbell's genius.
When I had finished the relation of these circumstances, Campbell, who was standing by the window, came to the table, and taking my hand, pressed. it warmly, saying, "God bless you, sir ; you make me happy, although you make me weep.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
OF ENGLAND.
English and. their own kindred. Autonrn had begun to spread its sober melancholy over the landscape, and the quiet shores were bathed in the yellow light of Indian summer. It was a grateful task. for one who bad from him whose steps he led learned to converse with nature in all her forms, to describe the scenery around us. I felt then how lofty a pleasure there is in "being eyes to the blind." Every day we wandered through the prime* val forests, and when we were tired we used to si...t down under their solemn shades, among the falling leaves, and read "Gertrude of Wy- omingi" It was in these thick woods, where we could bear no sounds but the song of the wild birds, or the squirrel cracking his nuts, away from the busy world, that I first felt the full powet of Campbell's genius.
When I had finished the relation of these circumstances, Campbell, who was standing by the window, came to the table, and taking my hand, pressed. it warmly, saying, "God bless you, sir ; you make me happy, although you make me weep.
What to read after The Glory And the Shame of England 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C Edwards Charles Edwards Lester to read onlineMoreLess
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