The Sea Fogs
The Sea Fogs
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The fog had surged through it and hadhidden it. What we saw was better than the beautiful Napa Valley. Ishould like to tell what we saw, but I cannot, --"For what can the man dowho cometh after the king?" (1) This exquisite little poem is unaccountably omitted from theHousehold (and presumably complete) Edition of Sill's poems issuedby Houghton, Mifflin & Co. , 1906. It is found in the little volume, "Poems, " by Edward Rowland Sill, published by the same firm at anearlier date. Mountain View C...emetery is no longer a "little city. " THE SEA FOGS A change in the colour of the light usually called me in the morning. By a certain hour, the long, vertical chinks in our western gable, wherethe boards had shrunk and separated, flashed suddenly into my eyes asstripes of dazzling blue, at once so dark and splendid that I used tomarvel how the qualities could be combined. At an earlier hour, theheavens in that quarter were still quietly coloured, but the shoulder ofthe mountain which shuts in the canyon already glowed with sunlight ina wonderful compound of gold and rose and green; and this too wouldkindle, although more mildly and with rainbow tints, the fissures ofour crazy gable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The fog had surged through it and hadhidden it. What we saw was better than the beautiful Napa Valley. Ishould like to tell what we saw, but I cannot, --"For what can the man dowho cometh after the king?" (1) This exquisite little poem is unaccountably omitted from theHousehold (and presumably complete) Edition of Sill's poems issuedby Houghton, Mifflin & Co. , 1906. It is found in the little volume, "Poems, " by Edward Rowland Sill, published by the same firm at anearlier date. Mountain View C...emetery is no longer a "little city. " THE SEA FOGS A change in the colour of the light usually called me in the morning. By a certain hour, the long, vertical chinks in our western gable, wherethe boards had shrunk and separated, flashed suddenly into my eyes asstripes of dazzling blue, at once so dark and splendid that I used tomarvel how the qualities could be combined. At an earlier hour, theheavens in that quarter were still quietly coloured, but the shoulder ofthe mountain which shuts in the canyon already glowed with sunlight ina wonderful compound of gold and rose and green; and this too wouldkindle, although more mildly and with rainbow tints, the fissures ofour crazy gable.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stevenson, Robert Louis, 1850-1894 to read onlineMoreLess
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