Tom Moore in Bermuda: a Bit of Literary Gossip
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And, as the wave reflects his beams.
Another heaven its surface seems !
Blue light and clouds of silvery tears So pictured o'er the waters lie.
That every languid bark appears To float along a burning sky !" With similar enthusiasm he writes to his mother, in the letter of the 19th January: "These little islands of Bermuda form certainly one of the prettiest and most romantic spots that 1 could ever have imagined, and the descriptions which represent it as a place of fairy enchantment are very ...little beyond the truth. From my window now as 1 write, I can see five or si.x different islands, the most distant not a mile from the others, and separated by the clearest, sweetest coloured sea you can conceive; for the water here is so transparent that, in coming in, we could see the rocks under the ship quite plainly.
These little islands are thickly covered with cedar groves, through the vistas of which you catch a few pretty white houses (5), which my poetical short-sight- edness always transforms into temples; and I often expect to see Nymphs and Graces come tripping from them, when, to my great disappointment, I find that a few miserable negroes is all 'the bloomy flush of life' it has to boast of.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And, as the wave reflects his beams.
Another heaven its surface seems !
Blue light and clouds of silvery tears So pictured o'er the waters lie.
That every languid bark appears To float along a burning sky !" With similar enthusiasm he writes to his mother, in the letter of the 19th January: "These little islands of Bermuda form certainly one of the prettiest and most romantic spots that 1 could ever have imagined, and the descriptions which represent it as a place of fairy enchantment are very ...little beyond the truth. From my window now as 1 write, I can see five or si.x different islands, the most distant not a mile from the others, and separated by the clearest, sweetest coloured sea you can conceive; for the water here is so transparent that, in coming in, we could see the rocks under the ship quite plainly.
These little islands are thickly covered with cedar groves, through the vistas of which you catch a few pretty white houses (5), which my poetical short-sight- edness always transforms into temples; and I often expect to see Nymphs and Graces come tripping from them, when, to my great disappointment, I find that a few miserable negroes is all 'the bloomy flush of life' it has to boast of.
What to read after Tom Moore in Bermuda: a Bit of Literary Gossip?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clark, John Calvin Lawrence, 1871- to read onlineMoreLess
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