Juvenile Literature As It is
Juvenile Literature As It is
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Looking back on that time, I seem to see myself dwelling in con- stant communion with nature, and delighting most in her days of gentle decay." At first sight there may seem to be some likeness . Books for Girls.. 143 between the work of Miss Sarah Doudney and that of Miss Anne Beale. In reality there is none.
Miss Beale is also a lover of nature. But whilst Miss Doudney sees far into the inner purpose of the Great Goddess, and reads there, as in an open book, a divine story, Miss Beale recogni...ses only her external beauty and attractiveness. It is the ele- ments of the surface which particularly inspire her enthusiasm. In Miss Beale's works you perceive the brilliancy of the sunset, and the sparkling dew on the grass in the early morning. You have not, as with Miss Doudney, the very heart of nature exposed before you. Miss Beale, on the other hand, is an equally apt delineator of character, and there is not one of her heroes or heroines whom, with a little care, one may not know intimately.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Looking back on that time, I seem to see myself dwelling in con- stant communion with nature, and delighting most in her days of gentle decay." At first sight there may seem to be some likeness . Books for Girls.. 143 between the work of Miss Sarah Doudney and that of Miss Anne Beale. In reality there is none.
Miss Beale is also a lover of nature. But whilst Miss Doudney sees far into the inner purpose of the Great Goddess, and reads there, as in an open book, a divine story, Miss Beale recogni...ses only her external beauty and attractiveness. It is the ele- ments of the surface which particularly inspire her enthusiasm. In Miss Beale's works you perceive the brilliancy of the sunset, and the sparkling dew on the grass in the early morning. You have not, as with Miss Doudney, the very heart of nature exposed before you. Miss Beale, on the other hand, is an equally apt delineator of character, and there is not one of her heroes or heroines whom, with a little care, one may not know intimately.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Salmon, Edward to read onlineMoreLess
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