The Story of Elizabeth
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O happy planet, eastward go, Till over thy dark shoulder glow Thy silver sister-world, and rise To glass herself in dewy eyes, That watch me from the glen below.
And so she had left all behind, Elizabeth thought. Paris, the old house, mother, step-father, and pasteur, the courtyard, the familiar wearisome life, the dull days breaking one by one, John Dampier, her hopeless hopes, and her foolish fancies — she had left them all on the other side of the sea for a time, and come away with kind Miss... Dampier.
Here, in England, whither her good friend had brought her to get well, the air is damp with sea breezes; the atmosphere is not keen and ex- citing as it is abroad; the sky is more often gray than blue; it rarely dazzles and bewilders you THE STORY OF ELIZABETH. 1 69 with its brilliance; there is humidity and vegeta- tion, a certain placidity and denseness, and moisture of which some people complain. To Elizabeth — nervous, eager, excitable — this quiet green country, these autumn mists, were new life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
O happy planet, eastward go, Till over thy dark shoulder glow Thy silver sister-world, and rise To glass herself in dewy eyes, That watch me from the glen below.
And so she had left all behind, Elizabeth thought. Paris, the old house, mother, step-father, and pasteur, the courtyard, the familiar wearisome life, the dull days breaking one by one, John Dampier, her hopeless hopes, and her foolish fancies — she had left them all on the other side of the sea for a time, and come away with kind Miss... Dampier.
Here, in England, whither her good friend had brought her to get well, the air is damp with sea breezes; the atmosphere is not keen and ex- citing as it is abroad; the sky is more often gray than blue; it rarely dazzles and bewilders you THE STORY OF ELIZABETH. 1 69 with its brilliance; there is humidity and vegeta- tion, a certain placidity and denseness, and moisture of which some people complain. To Elizabeth — nervous, eager, excitable — this quiet green country, these autumn mists, were new life.
What to read after The Story of Elizabeth?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ritchie Anne Thackeray to read onlineMoreLess
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