Italian Yesterdays volume 2
Italian Yesterdays volume 2
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From Palestrina, looking down on that September evening, the bursting richness of it all seemed almost incredible. Right at the foot of the hills a deep, aban- doned watercourse was a golden river of standing corn, bordered far on either side with dense greenery fringing off into vineyards so teeming with fruit that, seen from above, it was like a great mantle of dark amethyst pat- terned here and there, where the white grapes grew, with jade. The woody slopes of the Sabines sank into the rich ...carpet, and rose, away to the north, in stormy out- lines, now softened into dreamy rose and lilac, against the clear evening sky. As the sun sank, even the cold silver of the olive trees, standing tier above tier on their shallow terraces, took on the flush, as if bathed in wine, and the darker foliage of oak and chestnut burned with sombre yet vivid intensity. Then the sun touched the sea lingered, a ball of living crimson, for an instant, and plunged out of sight. One star hung its newborn silver against the paling west; another and another answered it, till all the dying blue overhead was pierced and pat- terned with the faint sparklets in their eternal dance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
From Palestrina, looking down on that September evening, the bursting richness of it all seemed almost incredible. Right at the foot of the hills a deep, aban- doned watercourse was a golden river of standing corn, bordered far on either side with dense greenery fringing off into vineyards so teeming with fruit that, seen from above, it was like a great mantle of dark amethyst pat- terned here and there, where the white grapes grew, with jade. The woody slopes of the Sabines sank into the rich ...carpet, and rose, away to the north, in stormy out- lines, now softened into dreamy rose and lilac, against the clear evening sky. As the sun sank, even the cold silver of the olive trees, standing tier above tier on their shallow terraces, took on the flush, as if bathed in wine, and the darker foliage of oak and chestnut burned with sombre yet vivid intensity. Then the sun touched the sea lingered, a ball of living crimson, for an instant, and plunged out of sight. One star hung its newborn silver against the paling west; another and another answered it, till all the dying blue overhead was pierced and pat- terned with the faint sparklets in their eternal dance.
What to read after Italian Yesterdays volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Crawford Mrs Hugh Fraser Fraser to read onlineMoreLess
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