Under the Trees And Elsewhere
Under the Trees And Elsewhere
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Every great park, with its reaches of invitingsward and its groups of noble trees, seems to say to those who passalong the highway: "We are too rare for your using. " Every statelypalace, with its wonderful paintings and hangings, its sculpture andfurnishings, locks its massive gates against the great world without, as if that which it guards were too precious for common eyes. In Ardenno one dreams of fencing off a lovely bit of open meadow or a clusterof great trees; private ownership is unkno...wn in the Forest. Those whodwell there are tenants in common of a grander estate than was everconquered by sword, purchased by gold, or bequeathed by the laws ofdescent. There are homes for privacy, for the sanctities of love andfriendship; but the wealth of life is common to all. Instead ofelegant houses, and a meagre, inferior public life, as in the greatcities of the world, there are modest homes and a noble common life. If the houses in our cities were simple and home-like in theirappointments, and all their treasures of art and beauty were lodged innoble structures, open to every citizen, the world would know somethingof the habits of those who find in Arden that satisfying thought oflife which is denied them among men.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Every great park, with its reaches of invitingsward and its groups of noble trees, seems to say to those who passalong the highway: "We are too rare for your using. " Every statelypalace, with its wonderful paintings and hangings, its sculpture andfurnishings, locks its massive gates against the great world without, as if that which it guards were too precious for common eyes. In Ardenno one dreams of fencing off a lovely bit of open meadow or a clusterof great trees; private ownership is unkno...wn in the Forest. Those whodwell there are tenants in common of a grander estate than was everconquered by sword, purchased by gold, or bequeathed by the laws ofdescent. There are homes for privacy, for the sanctities of love andfriendship; but the wealth of life is common to all. Instead ofelegant houses, and a meagre, inferior public life, as in the greatcities of the world, there are modest homes and a noble common life. If the houses in our cities were simple and home-like in theirappointments, and all their treasures of art and beauty were lodged innoble structures, open to every citizen, the world would know somethingof the habits of those who find in Arden that satisfying thought oflife which is denied them among men.
What to read after Under the Trees And Elsewhere?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mabie Hamilton Wright to read onlineMoreLess
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