Titian a Romance of Venice volume 1
Titian a Romance of Venice volume 1
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Their masques would have suffi- ciently concealed them from recognition and notice, even if they had not the power of com- pletely effecting it, by drawing the curtains of the pavilion. Thus, chaperoned by Agrippa, they saw more of Venice than, without his aid they were likely to have seen, had they re- sided there for half a dozen lustra; thus they visited the shady garden of the convent in the little isle of San Secundo ; thus they often took their evening repast on one of the woody islands w...hich stud the Lagune, with the rust- ling of the pines and the murmur of the waves for their music ; thus their friendship became more intimate and familiar ; and thus of Agrippa, it might truly be said, How happy the days of Thalaba went by I VOL. I.
TITIAN.
CHAPTER V.
THE COUSINS.
There's no miniature In her fair face, but is a copious theme Which would, discoursed at large of, make a volume. What clear arch'd brows ! what sparkling eyes! the lilies Contending with the roses in her cheeks Who shall most set them off.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Their masques would have suffi- ciently concealed them from recognition and notice, even if they had not the power of com- pletely effecting it, by drawing the curtains of the pavilion. Thus, chaperoned by Agrippa, they saw more of Venice than, without his aid they were likely to have seen, had they re- sided there for half a dozen lustra; thus they visited the shady garden of the convent in the little isle of San Secundo ; thus they often took their evening repast on one of the woody islands w...hich stud the Lagune, with the rust- ling of the pines and the murmur of the waves for their music ; thus their friendship became more intimate and familiar ; and thus of Agrippa, it might truly be said, How happy the days of Thalaba went by I VOL. I.
TITIAN.
CHAPTER V.
THE COUSINS.
There's no miniature In her fair face, but is a copious theme Which would, discoursed at large of, make a volume. What clear arch'd brows ! what sparkling eyes! the lilies Contending with the roses in her cheeks Who shall most set them off.
What to read after Titian a Romance of Venice volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mackenzie, R. Shelton (Robert Shelton), 1809-1880 to read onlineMoreLess
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