The Varing Year
The Varing Year
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'' I hope I'm fond of much thaf s good, As well as much that's gay ; Vd like the country if I could ; I love the Park in May : And, when I ride in Rotten Row, I wonder why they calPd it so.
A lively scene on turf and road ; A crowd is bravely drest : The Ladies' Mile has overflowed, The chairs are in request : The nimble air, so soft, so dear, Can scarcely stir a ringlet here.
ni halt beneath those pleasant trees.
And drop my bridle-rein, And, quite alone, indulge at ease The philosophic vein.
...I'll moralize on all I see — Yes, it was all arranged for me." MAY 121 Lord Beaconsfield loved May, and chose " May Day, 1845 *' ^ ^^ ^*^^ ^^ which to in- troduce one of his best novels to the world.
" Is there," he asks in another place, " a more gay and graceful spectacle in this world than Hyde Park at the end of a long summer morn- ing in the merry month of May ? Where can we see such beautiful women, such gallant cava- liers, such fine horses, such brilliant equipages ?
The scene, too, is worthy of such agreeable accessories; the groves, the gleaming waters, and the triumphal arches.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'' I hope I'm fond of much thaf s good, As well as much that's gay ; Vd like the country if I could ; I love the Park in May : And, when I ride in Rotten Row, I wonder why they calPd it so.
A lively scene on turf and road ; A crowd is bravely drest : The Ladies' Mile has overflowed, The chairs are in request : The nimble air, so soft, so dear, Can scarcely stir a ringlet here.
ni halt beneath those pleasant trees.
And drop my bridle-rein, And, quite alone, indulge at ease The philosophic vein.
...I'll moralize on all I see — Yes, it was all arranged for me." MAY 121 Lord Beaconsfield loved May, and chose " May Day, 1845 *' ^ ^^ ^*^^ ^^ which to in- troduce one of his best novels to the world.
" Is there," he asks in another place, " a more gay and graceful spectacle in this world than Hyde Park at the end of a long summer morn- ing in the merry month of May ? Where can we see such beautiful women, such gallant cava- liers, such fine horses, such brilliant equipages ?
The scene, too, is worthy of such agreeable accessories; the groves, the gleaming waters, and the triumphal arches.
What to read after The Varing Year?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Russell, George William Erskine, 1853-1919 to read onlineMoreLess
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