The Worlds Progress volume 8
The Worlds Progress volume 8
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" "Men, Women and Books, " and other prose ; and an interesting "Autobiography, " which gives criticisms and portraits of many of his contemporaries.
Leigh Hunt was a kindly, lovable man, full of vanity and weakness, and his books display his personal qualities. He wrote in a conversational style, and delighted to take his readers into his confidence.
FUNERAL OF THE LOVERS.
(From "A Story of Rimini. ") THE days were then at close of autumn still, A little rainy, and, towards nightfall, chill ; ...There was a fitful moaning air abroad ; And ever and anon, over the road, The last few leaves came fluttering from the trees, ENGLISH LITERATURE.
Whose trunks now thronged to sight, in dark varieties.
The people, who from reverence kept at home, Listened till afternoon to hear them come ; And hour on hour went by, and naught was heard But some chance horseman, or the wind that stirred, Till towards the vesper hour ; and then 'twas said Some heard a voice, which seemed as if it read ; And others said that they could hear a sound Of many horses trampling the moist ground.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Men, Women and Books, " and other prose ; and an interesting "Autobiography, " which gives criticisms and portraits of many of his contemporaries.
Leigh Hunt was a kindly, lovable man, full of vanity and weakness, and his books display his personal qualities. He wrote in a conversational style, and delighted to take his readers into his confidence.
FUNERAL OF THE LOVERS.
(From "A Story of Rimini. ") THE days were then at close of autumn still, A little rainy, and, towards nightfall, chill ; ...There was a fitful moaning air abroad ; And ever and anon, over the road, The last few leaves came fluttering from the trees, ENGLISH LITERATURE.
Whose trunks now thronged to sight, in dark varieties.
The people, who from reverence kept at home, Listened till afternoon to hear them come ; And hour on hour went by, and naught was heard But some chance horseman, or the wind that stirred, Till towards the vesper hour ; and then 'twas said Some heard a voice, which seemed as if it read ; And others said that they could hear a sound Of many horses trampling the moist ground.
What to read after The Worlds Progress volume 8?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Delphian Society to read onlineMoreLess
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