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Pagina 29
... wind about just as a painter would desire . I followed them with eagerness and curiosity ; sometimes deviating from my path amongst tufts of fern and herbage . In these cool retreats I could not believe my- self near canals and ...
... wind about just as a painter would desire . I followed them with eagerness and curiosity ; sometimes deviating from my path amongst tufts of fern and herbage . In these cool retreats I could not believe my- self near canals and ...
Pagina 47
... winds behind lofty steeps and broken acclivities , shaded by woods and clothed with an endless variety of plants and flowers . Several green paths lead amongst this vegetation to the summits of the rocks , which often serve as the ...
... winds behind lofty steeps and broken acclivities , shaded by woods and clothed with an endless variety of plants and flowers . Several green paths lead amongst this vegetation to the summits of the rocks , which often serve as the ...
Pagina 100
... wind just breathing upon the deep , lightly bore its surface against the steps of a chapel in the island of San Secondo , and waved the veil before its portal , as we rowed by and coasted the walls of its garden overhung with fig ...
... wind just breathing upon the deep , lightly bore its surface against the steps of a chapel in the island of San Secondo , and waved the veil before its portal , as we rowed by and coasted the walls of its garden overhung with fig ...
Pagina 109
... lift themselves up to the breezes . I listened to the conversation they held , with a wind just flown from Greece , and charged , as well as I could understand this airy language , with many affec- tionate remembrances VENICE . 109.
... lift themselves up to the breezes . I listened to the conversation they held , with a wind just flown from Greece , and charged , as well as I could understand this airy language , with many affec- tionate remembrances VENICE . 109.
Pagina 110
... winds , and a thousand agreeable associations excited by my Grecian fancies , wished my interrogators in purgatory , and pleaded ignorance of the Italian language . This circumstance extricated me from my em- barrassment , and procured ...
... winds , and a thousand agreeable associations excited by my Grecian fancies , wished my interrogators in purgatory , and pleaded ignorance of the Italian language . This circumstance extricated me from my em- barrassment , and procured ...
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Veelvoorkomende woorden en zinsdelen
Æneid æther alleys altar amongst antique Antwerp apartments appeared arches arrived ascending began beheld beneath Berghem Camillo Procaccini canal carriage Carthusians chapel church Cintra cliffs clouds convent cottage countenance cupola dark delight discovered distant edifice entered entrance Euganean hills eyes fancy fathers flowers forests gallery garden gates gleam glittering gloomy glowing gondola grand GRANDE CHARTREUSE groves half hills holy hour ideas imagine inclosures inhabitants innu innumerable LETTER light lofty looked Lucca marble Marialva meadows ment Mittenwald morning mountains night Padua palace parterres passed Paul Veronese pavement pines plains porticos Posilipo precipices prospect Radicofani ramble repose retired rising road rocks roof round scarcely scene sculptured seemed shade solemn soon steeps strange streets summit terraces thickets tion Torcello torrent towers town Tyrol vapours vast Venice verdure village walked walls waters whilst whole winding woods woody
Populaire passages
Pagina 70 - There seemed no end to these forests, except where little irregular spots of herbage, fed by cattle, intervened. Whenever we gained an eminence, it was only to discover more ranges of dark wood, variegated with meadows and glittering streams. White clover, and a profusion of sweet-scented flowers, clothe their banks ; above waves the...
Pagina 104 - The great bronze portal opened, whilst I was standing on the steps which lead to it, and discovered the interior of the dome, where I expatiated in solitude; no mortal appearing, except an old priest who trimmed the lamps, and muttered a prayer before the high altar, still wrapt in shadows. The sunbeams began to strike against the windows of the cupola, just as I left the church, and was wafted across the waves to the spacious platform in front of St.
Pagina 182 - I reposed myself, and looked up to the cypress groves spiring above the thickets ; then, plunging into their retirements, I followed a winding path, which led me by a series of steep ascents to a green platform overlooking the whole extent of wood, with Florence deep beneath, and the tops of the hills which encircle it, jagged with pines ; here and there a convent, or villa, whitening in the sun.
Pagina 103 - ... barges, that I could scarcely distinguish a wave. Loads of grapes, peaches and melons arrived, and disappeared in an instant, for every vessel was in motion ; and the crowds of purchasers hurrying from boat to boat, formed a very lively picture.
Pagina 183 - Lucullus hard by, in one of the porticos, and to stretch myself on his purple triclinias ; but waiting in vain for a summons till the approach of night, I returned delighted with a ramble that had led my imagination so far into antiquity.
Pagina 40 - Night approaching, lights glimmered on the turrets, terraces, and every part of the strange huddle of buildings of which this morisco-looking palace is composed ; half the family were engaged in reciting the litanies of saints, the other in freaks and frolics, perhaps of no very edifying nature...
Pagina 191 - The blue-eyed myriads from the Baltic coast The prostrate South to the destroyer yields Her boasted titles and her golden fields • With grim delight the brood of winter view A brighter day, and heavens of azure hue, Scent the new fragrance of the breathing rose, And quaff the pendent vintage as it grows. Proud of the yoke, and pliant to the rod. Why yet does Asia dread a monarch's nod, While European freedom still withstands Th...
Pagina 102 - I established myself to enjoy the cool, and observe, as well as the dusk would permit, the variety of figures shooting by in their gondolas. As night approached, innumerable tapers glimmered through the awnings before the windows. Every boat had its lantern, and the gondolas, moving rapidly along, were followed by tracks of light, which gleamed and played upon the waters. I was gazing at these dancing fires, when the sounds of music were wafted along the canals, and as they grew louder and louder,...
Pagina 104 - When my first transport was a little subsided, and I had examined the graceful design of each particular ornament, and united the just proportion and grand effect of the whole in my mind, I planted my umbrella on the margin of the sea, and viewed at my leisure the vast range of palaces, of porticos, of towers, opening on every side, and extending out of sight. The Doge's palace, and the tall columns at the entrance of the Piazza of St.
Pagina 92 - Canto 7, stanza 32. and the most gorgeous flies, many of which I here noticed for the first time, were fluttering about and expanding their wings to the sun. There is no describing the numbers I beheld, nor their gaily varied colouring. I could not find in my heart to destroy their felicity ; to scatter their bright plumage and snatch them for ever from the realms of light and flowers.