The Story of My Life — volume 06
The Story of My Life — volume 06
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Her large blueeyes had an innocent, dreamy, half-melancholy expression, which I was notthe only person who found unspeakably charming. Afterwards it seemed tome, in recalling her look, that she beheld the fair boy Death, whoselowered torch she was so soon to follow.
About the time that I returned to Berlin seriously ill she had just leftboarding-school, and it is difficult to describe the impression she madewhen I saw her for the first time; yet I found in the opening rose allthat had lent the ...bud so great a charm.
I am not writing a romance, and shall not permit the heart to beautify ortransfigure the image memory retains, yet I can assert that Nenny lackednothing which art and poesy attribute to the women who allegoricallypersonate the magic of Nature or the fairest emotions and ideals of thehuman soul. In this guise poet, sculptor, or artist might haverepresented Imagination, the Fairy Tale, Lyric Poetry, the Dream, orCompassion.
The wealth of raven hair, the delicate lines of the profile, the scarletlips, the pearly teeth, the large, long-lashed blue eyes, whose colourformed a startling contrast to the dark hair, the slender little handsand dainty feet, united to form a beauty whose equal Nature rarelyproduces.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her large blueeyes had an innocent, dreamy, half-melancholy expression, which I was notthe only person who found unspeakably charming. Afterwards it seemed tome, in recalling her look, that she beheld the fair boy Death, whoselowered torch she was so soon to follow.
About the time that I returned to Berlin seriously ill she had just leftboarding-school, and it is difficult to describe the impression she madewhen I saw her for the first time; yet I found in the opening rose allthat had lent the ...bud so great a charm.
I am not writing a romance, and shall not permit the heart to beautify ortransfigure the image memory retains, yet I can assert that Nenny lackednothing which art and poesy attribute to the women who allegoricallypersonate the magic of Nature or the fairest emotions and ideals of thehuman soul. In this guise poet, sculptor, or artist might haverepresented Imagination, the Fairy Tale, Lyric Poetry, the Dream, orCompassion.
The wealth of raven hair, the delicate lines of the profile, the scarletlips, the pearly teeth, the large, long-lashed blue eyes, whose colourformed a startling contrast to the dark hair, the slender little handsand dainty feet, united to form a beauty whose equal Nature rarelyproduces.
What to read after The Story of My Life — volume 06?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ebers Georg to read onlineMoreLess
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