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...ese wooded and flowery lawns are more beautiful than the finest of English park scenery, more touching, more im- pressive, through the neglect that le... ..., and death awaits you at the end of the dim vista. Thus the scene is like Eden in its loveliness; like Eden, too, in the fatal spell that removes it ... ...state of mind for mortal man, when he is content to leave no more definite memorial than the grass, which will sprout kindly and speedily over his gra... ...ch. As they went out, the sacristan stopped them, and proposed to show the cemetery of the convent, where the deceased members of the fraternity are l... ..., as well as the sculptor, would gladly have escaped a visit to the famous cemetery of the Cappuccini. But Miriam’s nerves were strained to such a pit... ...w her companion along with her, whispering encouragement as they went. The cemetery is beneath the church, but entirely above ground, and lighted by a... ...The Marble Fawn privilege to sleep in holy ground, the brotherhood are im- memorially accustomed, when one of their number dies, to take the longest b... ...- asms, into which she had brought such trouble. Every crime destroys more Edens than our own! To read more Hawthorn in PDF , return to the Hawthorn ...

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...OF SOLITUDE. IRIT OF SOLITUDE. Composed at Bishopsgate Heath, near Windsor Park, 1815 (au- tumn); published, as the title-piece of a slender volume co... ...te walls around, _120 43 Shelley He lingered, poring on memorials Of the world’s youth: through the long burning day Gazed on those... ...sed on his return. He spent his days under the oak-shades of Windsor Great Park; and the magnificent woodland was a fitting study to inspire the vario... ...ent, Through the lone paths of our immortal land. It had no waste but some memorial lent _895 Which strung me to my toil... ...stice of their cause, met adversity and death. There exists in this poem a memorial of a friend of his youth. The character of the old man who liberat... ...e. With all this wealth of Nature which, either in the form of gentlemen’s parks or soil dedicated to agriculture, flourishes around, Marlow was inhab... ... beck. 16. 16. 16. 16. 16. And odours in a kind of aviary Of ever-blooming Eden-trees she kept, _170 Clipped in a float... ... _415 Our bark is as an albatross, whose nest Is a far Eden of the purple East; And we between her wings will sit, while Night, An... ...and Sea, Cradled, and hung in clear tranquillity; Bright as that wandering Eden Lucifer, W ashed by the soft blue Oceans of young air. ...

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...ese wooded and flowery lawns are more beautiful than the finest of English park scenery, more touching, more im- pressive, through the neglect that le... ..., and death awaits you at the end of the dim vista. Thus the scene is like Eden in its loveliness; like Eden, too, in the fatal spell that removes it ... ...state of mind for mortal man, when he is content to leave no more definite memorial than the grass, which will sprout kindly and speedily over his gra... ...ch. As they went out, the sacristan stopped them, and proposed to show the cemetery of the convent, where the deceased members of the fraternity are l... ..., as well as the sculptor, would gladly have escaped a visit to the famous cemetery of the Cappuccini. But Miriam’s nerves were strained to such a pit... ...w her companion along with her, whispering encouragement as they went. The cemetery is beneath the church, but entirely above ground, and lighted by a... ...The Marble Fawn privilege to sleep in holy ground, the brotherhood are im- memorially accustomed, when one of their number dies, to take the longest b... ...- asms, into which she had brought such trouble. Every crime destroys more Edens than our own! 161 Hawthorne CHAPTER XXIV CHAPTER XXIV CHAPTER XXIV C... ...sensations of an adventurer who should find his way to the site of ancient Eden, and behold its loveliness through the transparency of that gloom whic...

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...de, and for months he had hung round with other idlers, playing marbles all day in the West Park, and going home at night to tell his landlady how he ... ...justify my pleasures. If I prefer tame scenery to grand, a little hot sunshine over lowland parks and woodlands to the war of the elements round the s... ... rather than yield its en- sign to the new power, one of his faithful regiments burned that memorial of so much toil and glory on the Grand Master’s t... ... intrusion. You may walk before you all day long, and not fear to touch the barrier of your Eden, or stumble out of fairyland into the land of gin and... ...imply a prior stage ‘The Lord is gone up with a shout, and God with the sound of a trumpet’—memorial version, I know not where to find the text—rings ... ...—rustled the skirt, of my nurse. ‘Death’s dark vale’ was a certain archway in the Warriston Cemetery: a formidable yet beloved spot, for chil- dren lo... ...des, be narrow enough to cross, or the burn hard by a bridge, or we are at once shut out of Eden. The quantity of water need be of no concern, for the... ...eaceful sea looking on, unconcerned and apart, at the turmoil of the present moment and the memorials of the precarious past. There is ever something ...

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...dsworth had occupied for several years and which is now held in trust as a memorial of the poet. De Quincey was married in 1816, and soon after, his p... ... Rev. F . Jacox, Professor Masson, and others.] 7. A. H. JAPP . De Quincey Memorials. Being Letters and Other Records, here first published. With Comm... ...The English Mail-Coach and Joan of Arc eration, the original temptation in Eden. Every one of us, in this dream, has a bait offered to the infirm plac... ...piness within the domain of our common country, within that ancient watery park, within the pathless chase of ocean, where England takes her plea- sur... ...l had sunk; at last over these also the cruel quicksand had closed; and no memorial of the fair young girl remained on earth, except my own solitary t... ...t of my readers will be acquainted with the history of the Campo Santo (or cemetery) at Pisa, composed of earth brought from Jerusa- lem from a bed of... ... by the English with an elaborate application of engineering skill unprec- edented in Europe. Entering the city after sunset on the 29th of April, she... ...rt., and next, on the 25th of November 1805, to Charles Palmer, of Lockley Park, Berks, Esq. If Debrett is right, her second husband was not John Palm...

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...l on the child in town, where he spent half his time, sleeping constantly at Parker’s. It was a fact that this fortunate youth called very often, and ... ...rote him little notes every other day, that she proposed to drive him in the Park at unnatural hours, and that when he said he had his business to att... ..., which you see from ev ery point.’ But Basil Ransom had heard of the great Memorial Hall; he knew what memories it enshrined, and the worst that he ... ...st time.’ And they went up the low steps and passed into the tall doors. The Memorial Hall of Harvard consists of three main divisions. one of them a ... ... as they reason, surely for them too we Chapter 25 189 shall have to set up memorials.’ Verena retorted that they would reason so well they would hav... ...u would find grass and trees and flowers that would make you think you were in Eden. That is what I should like to press home to each of you, personally... ...h relief, that it had been arranged that after taking Verena to drive in the Park and see the Museum of Art in the morning, they should in the evening... ...nce that her mortal remains were to be committed to their rest in the little cemetery at Marmion, in sight of the pretty sea view she loved to gaze at...

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...se in a small parched lawn. 32 Main Street IV A concrete sidewalk with a “parking” of grass and mud. A square smug brown house, rather damp. A narrow... ...ould not hold. At best the trees resembled a thinned woodlot. There was no park to rest the eyes. And since not Gopher Prairie but Wakamin was the cou... ...Street was a black swamp from curb to curb; on residence streets the grass parking beside the walks oozed gray water. It was prickly hot, yet the town... ...hamp Perry, in his rusty forage-cap, along the spring-powdered road to the cemetery. She met Guy; she found that she had nothing to say to him. Her he... ...i- bution and the Baptist wedding-ceremony were not known in the Garden of Eden; that mushrooms are as edible as corn-beef hash; that the word “dude” ... ...ocracy—the democracy of death. Yes, sure, in every war since the Garden of Eden the workmen have gone out to fight each other for perfectly good reaso... ..., talking to himself, trying to avoid observation, creeping at last to the cemetery. Once Carol followed him and found the coarse, tobacco-stained, un... ...the Monument, the Corcoran Gallery, the Pan-American Building, the Lincoln Memorial, with the Potomac be- yond it and the Arlington hills and the colu...

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... Europe. The poorest persons have a bit of pageant going towards the tomb; memorial stones are set up over the least memo- 70 Robert Louis Stevenson ... ...Carlyle, which can be read to an end. Even in a corner of it, in a private park, or in the neighbourhood of a single hamlet, the weather and the seaso... ...e guns and battlements of another nation we regard it as a kind of English cemetery, where the bones of our seafaring fathers take their rest until th... ...ooks written by men. And Raeburn has some, such as Mrs. Colin Campbell, of Park, or the anonymous “Old lady with a large cap,” which are done in the s... ... of a modern man of business, you may do what you will for him, put him in Eden, give him the elixir of life – he has still a flaw at heart, he still ...

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... be seen almost daily tramping through the Fort George district or Central Park, his roving inclination leading him to obtain as much out- door life a... ... avow the fact—for the most part clung to the primitive and summer garb of Eden. But how becom- ing the costume! It showed her fine figure to the best... ... of the cunning artifices of the tailor, and standing forth in the garb of Eden—what a sorry, set of round-shouldered, spindle- 205 Melville shanked,... ...r- tality, or prompted by a taste for rural beauty, may have some charming cemetery situation in the shadowy recesses along the base of the mountains.... ...lle we entered their precincts, I looked fearfully round in, quest of some memorial of the scene which had so lately been acted there; but everything ...

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... nature be happy and valiant, he will enjoy the universe as if it were his park and orchard. 34 Robert Louis Stevenson But money is not only to be sp... ...he rebels made a halt near some roadside ale- house, or in some convenient park, where Colonel Wallace, who had now taken the command, would review th... ... fallen a victim to those bloody persecutions which, later, sent their red memorials to the sea by many a burn. By a merciful Providence all this was ... ...ominable beasts. Nevertheless, there is a certain frame of mind to which a cemetery is, if not an antidote, at least an alleviation. If you are in a f... ...es, till, lower down, where the road has sunk far below the surface of the cemetery, and the very roofs are scarcely on a level with its wall, you obs... ...d of living persons was all resumed again into one pair, as in the days of Eden; there was but the one end in life, the one hope before her, the one t...

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...ho had on her bonnet and shawl, hurried along the shrubbery and across the park that she might wander through the bordering wood with no other visible... ...tead of Lazarus at the gate, we should put the pigsty cottages outside the park gate.” Dorothea was in the best temper now. Sir James, as brother in l... ...of his brother had put him in possession of the manor also. It had a small park, with a fine old oak here and there, and an avenue of limes towards 56... ...xpected that Mr. Rigg Featherstone would have clung to it as the Garden of Eden. That was what poor old Peter him self had expected; having often, in... ...e books as it shines on the weary waste planted with huge stones, the mute memorial of a forgotten faith; and the evening laden with roses entered sil... ...march 437 history—“you would surely like to have the miniature as a family memorial.” “Why should I have that, when I have nothing else! A man with on... ...othing else! A man with only a port manteau for his stowage must keep his memorials in his head.” Will spoke at random: he was merely venting his pet... ...cription a piece of ground large enough to be ultimately used as a general cemetery, Mr. Bulstrode, whose rather high pitched but subdued and fluent vo... ... a great beginning, as it was to Adam and Eve, who kept their honeymoon in Eden, but had their first little one among the thorns and thistles of the wi...

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