Summer Holidays Travelling Notes in Europe
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In France the few windmills that still exist look like colossal wounded birds beat- ing the ground sadly with their wings. They no longer enjoy the confidence of opulent and influ- ential millers, and the com that they grind can only be a dark-colored inferior grain, destined to be eaten by the poor and the unfortunate. Their glory has departed; they are no longer triumph- ant, as they were when tiiey first arrived with the Crusaders— at least, so says the legend — from the East, the country of... all inventions ; but still they seem to have something human about them, all fallen into dishonor as they are. A windmill al- ways has its individuality and its peculiar aspect.
' See how constantly the Dutch painters make one of them to animate their landscapes. In the im- mense battle-pieces of Van der Meulen these wooden-winged giants seem to smile at those heroic combats, as it were at the struggles of pig- mies ; in RuysdaePs sunny solitudes the windmill often appears; and Hobbema places fts eccen- tric contour in the golden dust of his woodland roads.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In France the few windmills that still exist look like colossal wounded birds beat- ing the ground sadly with their wings. They no longer enjoy the confidence of opulent and influ- ential millers, and the com that they grind can only be a dark-colored inferior grain, destined to be eaten by the poor and the unfortunate. Their glory has departed; they are no longer triumph- ant, as they were when tiiey first arrived with the Crusaders— at least, so says the legend — from the East, the country of... all inventions ; but still they seem to have something human about them, all fallen into dishonor as they are. A windmill al- ways has its individuality and its peculiar aspect.
' See how constantly the Dutch painters make one of them to animate their landscapes. In the im- mense battle-pieces of Van der Meulen these wooden-winged giants seem to smile at those heroic combats, as it were at the struggles of pig- mies ; in RuysdaePs sunny solitudes the windmill often appears; and Hobbema places fts eccen- tric contour in the golden dust of his woodland roads.
What to read after Summer Holidays Travelling Notes in Europe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Theodore Child to read onlineMoreLess
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