Voices of Nature to Her Foster-Child, the Soul of Man : a Series of Analogies Between the Natural And the Spiritual World
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year to year. I sketched some of the various qualities out of* which in such a little nook of scenery, nay, in one straight-for- ward gaze upon it, from my standing point to the horizon, there could arise a combination of such indescribable loveliness.
The rain last night, I remarked, has purified the atmosphere, and the unusual coolness of the weather invigorates all nature.
The day unites the beauty of Summer and Autumn. It has the leanness of June, with the clearness of October. Every thing ...praises God, but how insensible are most men, even to the beauty of nature in itself, to say nothing of its lessons of the Deity.
The simplest objects I have met with are full of loveliness.
See what a picture in that small space of green meadow, dotted with two or three noble trees. How many points of beauty there are! First, the carpet of grass, of such peculiar fresh- ness, smoothness, and depth of green. Second, the deep shadows of the trees, lying on the verdure, and contrasted with the sun- shine, together with the motions in the same, and the chequered light, that dances with the stirring of the leaves as the wind moves the branches.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
year to year. I sketched some of the various qualities out of* which in such a little nook of scenery, nay, in one straight-for- ward gaze upon it, from my standing point to the horizon, there could arise a combination of such indescribable loveliness.
The rain last night, I remarked, has purified the atmosphere, and the unusual coolness of the weather invigorates all nature.
The day unites the beauty of Summer and Autumn. It has the leanness of June, with the clearness of October. Every thing ...praises God, but how insensible are most men, even to the beauty of nature in itself, to say nothing of its lessons of the Deity.
The simplest objects I have met with are full of loveliness.
See what a picture in that small space of green meadow, dotted with two or three noble trees. How many points of beauty there are! First, the carpet of grass, of such peculiar fresh- ness, smoothness, and depth of green. Second, the deep shadows of the trees, lying on the verdure, and contrasted with the sun- shine, together with the motions in the same, and the chequered light, that dances with the stirring of the leaves as the wind moves the branches.
What to read after Voices of Nature to Her Foster-Child, the Soul of Man : a Series of Analogies Between the Natural And the Spiritual World?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wordsworth Collection to read onlineMoreLess
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