The Legacy of Cain
The Legacy of Cain
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Here, I found pictures by the old masters that I could reallyenjoy, a public park that I could honestly admire, and an excellentfriend and colleague of former days; once chaplain to the prison, nowclergyman in charge of the English Church. We met in the gallery of thePitti Palace; and he recognized me immediately. I was pleased to findthat the lapse of years had made so little difference in my personalappearance.
The traveler who advances as far as Florence, and does not go on toRome, must be r...egardless indeed of the opinions of his friends. Let menot attempt to conceal it--I am that insensible traveler. Over and overagain, I said to myself: "Rome must be done"; and over and over again Iput off doing it. To own the truth, the fascinations of Florence, aidedby the society of my friend, laid so strong a hold on me that I believeI should have ended my days in the delightful Italian city, but for thedangerous illness of one of my sons. This misfortune hurried me back toEngland, in dread, every step of the way, of finding that I had arrivedtoo late.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Here, I found pictures by the old masters that I could reallyenjoy, a public park that I could honestly admire, and an excellentfriend and colleague of former days; once chaplain to the prison, nowclergyman in charge of the English Church. We met in the gallery of thePitti Palace; and he recognized me immediately. I was pleased to findthat the lapse of years had made so little difference in my personalappearance.
The traveler who advances as far as Florence, and does not go on toRome, must be r...egardless indeed of the opinions of his friends. Let menot attempt to conceal it--I am that insensible traveler. Over and overagain, I said to myself: "Rome must be done"; and over and over again Iput off doing it. To own the truth, the fascinations of Florence, aidedby the society of my friend, laid so strong a hold on me that I believeI should have ended my days in the delightful Italian city, but for thedangerous illness of one of my sons. This misfortune hurried me back toEngland, in dread, every step of the way, of finding that I had arrivedtoo late.
What to read after The Legacy of Cain?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Collins Wilkie to read onlineMoreLess
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