Memorys Potlatches
Memorys Potlatches
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A vision of the palaces, towers and fortifications of Stock- holm and of an evening when our boat wound in and out among the islands that thickly dotted the waters, some with costly residences, ranging down to toy-like houses and camps from which came the sound of voices, laughter and song. Scraps from old ballads, from time-worn castellated walls and tumble-down towers, resting on the water's edge seemed dreamy and strange drifting down into this realm of beauty. It was dreamland and won- derl...and, for it seemed unreal in the misty light following the setting sun. A few radiant bars pierced the blue mists and across them was sil- houetted the mirage of islands, some palpitating with life, and glowing in one mass of flowers were ideal homes, others lay in the beauty of solitude, stretching on and on in bewildering beauty, glow- ing in light, or in shadows that would be the despair of an artist however skillful. Cuyp and Hobbena found such mellow evenings with broad stretches of wooded island and of waters, where birds winged their way wearily in the pale gray "twilight.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A vision of the palaces, towers and fortifications of Stock- holm and of an evening when our boat wound in and out among the islands that thickly dotted the waters, some with costly residences, ranging down to toy-like houses and camps from which came the sound of voices, laughter and song. Scraps from old ballads, from time-worn castellated walls and tumble-down towers, resting on the water's edge seemed dreamy and strange drifting down into this realm of beauty. It was dreamland and won- derl...and, for it seemed unreal in the misty light following the setting sun. A few radiant bars pierced the blue mists and across them was sil- houetted the mirage of islands, some palpitating with life, and glowing in one mass of flowers were ideal homes, others lay in the beauty of solitude, stretching on and on in bewildering beauty, glow- ing in light, or in shadows that would be the despair of an artist however skillful. Cuyp and Hobbena found such mellow evenings with broad stretches of wooded island and of waters, where birds winged their way wearily in the pale gray "twilight.
What to read after Memorys Potlatches?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nellie Sims Beckman to read onlineMoreLess
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