Travels in Philadelphia
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When he came back he told me about it. It was several years ago, but I remember the odd look in his eyes as he tried to describe his experience. ''I never knew until now," he said, ''what sunshine and sky meant. I had always taken them for granted before." He told me of the strange sensa- tion of lightness and quiet smiling that had flooded through him in that land where Nature writes her benignant lessons so plainly that all must draw their own conclusions. He told me of sunset 102 A SLICE OF ...SUNLIGHT flushes over long, purple waters, and of lying on sand beaches wrapped in sunshine, all the prob- lems of human intercourse soothed away in a naked and unquestioning content. What he said was very little, but watching in his eyes I could guess what had happened. He had found more than sunshine and color and an arc of violet sea.
He had found a new philosophy, a new strength and realization of the worthiness of life. He had traveled far to find it: it might just as well be learned in Independence Square any sunny day when the golden light falls upon springing grass.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When he came back he told me about it. It was several years ago, but I remember the odd look in his eyes as he tried to describe his experience. ''I never knew until now," he said, ''what sunshine and sky meant. I had always taken them for granted before." He told me of the strange sensa- tion of lightness and quiet smiling that had flooded through him in that land where Nature writes her benignant lessons so plainly that all must draw their own conclusions. He told me of sunset 102 A SLICE OF ...SUNLIGHT flushes over long, purple waters, and of lying on sand beaches wrapped in sunshine, all the prob- lems of human intercourse soothed away in a naked and unquestioning content. What he said was very little, but watching in his eyes I could guess what had happened. He had found more than sunshine and color and an arc of violet sea.
He had found a new philosophy, a new strength and realization of the worthiness of life. He had traveled far to find it: it might just as well be learned in Independence Square any sunny day when the golden light falls upon springing grass.
What to read after Travels in Philadelphia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Morley, Christopher, 1890-1957 to read onlineMoreLess
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