The Vision of the Fountain (From "twice Told Tales")
The Vision of the Fountain (From "twice Told Tales")
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Thus did the Vision leave me; and many a doleful day succeeded to theparting moment. By the spring, and in the wood, and on the hill, andthrough the village; at dewy sunrise, burning noon, and at that magichour of sunset, when she had vanished from my sight, I sought her, but invain. Weeks came and went, months rolled away, and she appeared not inthem. I imparted my mystery to none, but wandered to and fro, or sat insolitude, like one that had caught a glimpse of heaven, and could take nomore j...oy on earth. I withdrew into an inner world, where my thoughtslived and breathed, and the Vision in the midst of them. Withoutintending it, I became at once the author and hero of a romance, conjuring up rivals, imagining events, the actions of others and my own, and experiencing every change of passion, till jealousy and despair hadtheir end in bliss. O, had I the burning fancy of my early youth, withmanhood's colder gift, the power of expression, your hearts, sweetladies, should flutter at my tale!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thus did the Vision leave me; and many a doleful day succeeded to theparting moment. By the spring, and in the wood, and on the hill, andthrough the village; at dewy sunrise, burning noon, and at that magichour of sunset, when she had vanished from my sight, I sought her, but invain. Weeks came and went, months rolled away, and she appeared not inthem. I imparted my mystery to none, but wandered to and fro, or sat insolitude, like one that had caught a glimpse of heaven, and could take nomore j...oy on earth. I withdrew into an inner world, where my thoughtslived and breathed, and the Vision in the midst of them. Withoutintending it, I became at once the author and hero of a romance, conjuring up rivals, imagining events, the actions of others and my own, and experiencing every change of passion, till jealousy and despair hadtheir end in bliss. O, had I the burning fancy of my early youth, withmanhood's colder gift, the power of expression, your hearts, sweetladies, should flutter at my tale!
What to read after The Vision of the Fountain (From "twice Told Tales")?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hawthorne Nathaniel to read onlineMoreLess
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