The Jewel City
The Jewel City
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There now remain the seven fountains of the lesser courts, connectedmore or less intimately in theme with their immediate surroundings.
In the Court of Seasons. --Four are in the Court of Seasons, whereSpring, Summer, Autumn and Winter, by Furio Piccirilli, have each itsown alcove in the wall and its own play of water. These are pleasantfountains, simple and quiet. There is some feeling of lonely mountaincliffs in the plain walls behind them, hung with streamers of themaidenhair vine.
In the fi...rst alcove stands Spring with her flowers; on one side the man, in whom love awakens, on the other fresh young Flora, bringing the firstofferings of the year. Next comes the alcove of Summer, the time offruition. The mother brings her babe to its father, the laborer bearsthe first fruits of the harvest. (p. 94. ) Autumn follows, the time of harvest. The central figure of the fountaingroup is Providence. The fruits of the year are brought in, and thevintage is in progress. Last of all comes Winter, the melancholy timewhen the trees are bare and the bark splits with the frost.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There now remain the seven fountains of the lesser courts, connectedmore or less intimately in theme with their immediate surroundings.
In the Court of Seasons. --Four are in the Court of Seasons, whereSpring, Summer, Autumn and Winter, by Furio Piccirilli, have each itsown alcove in the wall and its own play of water. These are pleasantfountains, simple and quiet. There is some feeling of lonely mountaincliffs in the plain walls behind them, hung with streamers of themaidenhair vine.
In the fi...rst alcove stands Spring with her flowers; on one side the man, in whom love awakens, on the other fresh young Flora, bringing the firstofferings of the year. Next comes the alcove of Summer, the time offruition. The mother brings her babe to its father, the laborer bearsthe first fruits of the harvest. (p. 94. ) Autumn follows, the time of harvest. The central figure of the fountaingroup is Providence. The fruits of the year are brought in, and thevintage is in progress. Last of all comes Winter, the melancholy timewhen the trees are bare and the bark splits with the frost.
What to read after The Jewel City?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Macomber Ben to read onlineMoreLess
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