The Nature of Landscape
The Nature of Landscape
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The light strikes ship and temple as kindly as sea and pool, and tower and minaret swim serenely and at one, in the opalescent air. Men are every- where: in the rigging of ships, on the wharves and strands, before the shops and the great pillared buildings, in the streets, about the temple, and in the green fields. They go in crowds, even they who follow one in long scarlet robe, and holding aloft an image, are a crowd and motley jam. All is unrest and turmoil, but befitting and in key. Man has... George Inness Sunset [ 57 ] left the pastures and congregated in cities. Again he has departed, but she who was with him in jungle and in valley, is at his side. Not wall, nor street, nor roof can part them, nor can he so wrap about his soul with con- vention, that she will not search it out. His temples are but creatures of an hour, his cities but caravansaries for the night, but she is of all time. He passes from appurtenance of earth to attribute of spirit, and she smiles upon him, and voices his inmost thoughts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The light strikes ship and temple as kindly as sea and pool, and tower and minaret swim serenely and at one, in the opalescent air. Men are every- where: in the rigging of ships, on the wharves and strands, before the shops and the great pillared buildings, in the streets, about the temple, and in the green fields. They go in crowds, even they who follow one in long scarlet robe, and holding aloft an image, are a crowd and motley jam. All is unrest and turmoil, but befitting and in key. Man has... George Inness Sunset [ 57 ] left the pastures and congregated in cities. Again he has departed, but she who was with him in jungle and in valley, is at his side. Not wall, nor street, nor roof can part them, nor can he so wrap about his soul with con- vention, that she will not search it out. His temples are but creatures of an hour, his cities but caravansaries for the night, but she is of all time. He passes from appurtenance of earth to attribute of spirit, and she smiles upon him, and voices his inmost thoughts.
What to read after The Nature of Landscape?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Latta Kingan to read onlineMoreLess
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