The Happy Exile
The Happy Exile
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" Times. " Word pictures to be read again and again. " Weekly Sun. " Mr. Buchan's delightful book. " Glasgow Herald. " One of the best collections of essays we have lighted upon for many a month. The author is at home with many themes ; he is always elegant, interesting, full of matter, and what he says is worthy of more than one reading. " Weekly Scotsman. " The author wields a practised pen, and in a few touches of it selects the salient points of these striking Lowland landscapes. Occasional...ly his words almost flash into poetry, and he never over- whelms the reader with a catalogue of the beauties of each scene after the fashion of the guide books. " Academy. " His descriptions of landscape and human traits in the upper valley of the Tweed, and of his own feelings as a free and happy wanderer, are very pleasant and sympathetic. " Sketch. " He succeeds in investing the most commonplace objects with interest, and even so seemingly senseless a thing as a milestone is encircled with the glamour of romance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Times. " Word pictures to be read again and again. " Weekly Sun. " Mr. Buchan's delightful book. " Glasgow Herald. " One of the best collections of essays we have lighted upon for many a month. The author is at home with many themes ; he is always elegant, interesting, full of matter, and what he says is worthy of more than one reading. " Weekly Scotsman. " The author wields a practised pen, and in a few touches of it selects the salient points of these striking Lowland landscapes. Occasional...ly his words almost flash into poetry, and he never over- whelms the reader with a catalogue of the beauties of each scene after the fashion of the guide books. " Academy. " His descriptions of landscape and human traits in the upper valley of the Tweed, and of his own feelings as a free and happy wanderer, are very pleasant and sympathetic. " Sketch. " He succeeds in investing the most commonplace objects with interest, and even so seemingly senseless a thing as a milestone is encircled with the glamour of romance.
What to read after The Happy Exile?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H D Henry Dawson Lowry to read onlineMoreLess
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