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Essays   By: (1847-1922)

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In "Essays" by Alice Christiana Thompson Meynell, readers are transported into a world of profound introspection and elegant prose. As a collection of essays, this book offers a compelling exploration of various subjects with a thoughtfulness that is both refreshing and intellectually stimulating.

Meynell's writing style is nothing short of exquisite. Her mastery of language is evident in the way she crafts each sentence, carefully selecting words that convey meaning and emotion with remarkable precision. The result is a collection of essays that read like poetry, with lines that linger in the mind long after the book is closed.

One of the most striking aspects of Meynell's writing is her ability to tackle a wide range of topics with equal grace and ease. Whether she is examining the depths of human nature, reflecting on the mysteries of nature, or contemplating the power of art, she does so with an acute awareness and an insightful perspective. Each essay offers a unique exploration of its subject matter, illuminating new facets and inviting readers to ponder the complexities of life.

Moreover, Meynell's writing displays a remarkable depth of thought and a keen eye for observation. Her essays are not merely intellectual exercises; they are deeply rooted in personal experiences and reflections. The author's ability to blend the personal and the universal creates a deeply resonant reading experience, as readers find themselves connecting with her words on a deeply emotional level.

Another noteworthy aspect of "Essays" is the timeless nature of the themes explored within its pages. Despite being written over a century ago, Meynell's observations and insights remain as relevant today as they were when first penned. Her thoughts on love, faith, and the human condition transcend time, reminding readers of the enduring nature of these universal topics.

While every essay in this collection stands on its own as a remarkable piece of literature, it is the cohesion of the entire book that makes it truly special. Each essay flows seamlessly into the next, offering readers a sense of continuity and creating a cohesive narrative that keeps them engaged from start to finish.

In conclusion, "Essays" by Alice Christiana Thompson Meynell is a true gem in the world of literature. With its profound insights, poetic prose, and timeless themes, this collection of essays is a must-read for anyone seeking intellectual stimulation and emotional resonance. Meynell's ability to capture the essence of life in her writing is truly remarkable, leaving readers with a sense of awe and a deeper understanding of the world around them.

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Essays by Alice Meynell

Contents:

WINDS AND WATERS

Ceres' Runaway Wells Rain The Tow Path The Tethered Constellations Rushes and Reeds

IN A BOOK ROOM

A Northern Fancy Pathos Anima Pellegrina! A Point of Biography The Honours of Mortality Composure The Little Language A Counterchange Harlequin Mercutio

COMMENTARIES

Laughter The Rhythm of Life Domus Angusta Innocence and Experience The Hours of Sleep Solitude Decivilized

WAYFARING

The Spirit of Place Popular Burlesque Have Patience, Little Saint At Monastery Gates The Sea Wall

ARTS

Tithonus Symmetry and Incident The Plaid The Flower Unstable Equilibrium Victorian Caricature The Point of Honour

"THE CHEARFUL LADIE OF THE LIGHT"

The Colour of Life The Horizon In July Cloud Shadows

WOMEN AND BOOKS

The Seventeenth Century Mrs. Dingley Prue Mrs. Johnson Madame Roland

"THE DARLING YOUNG"

Fellow Travellers with a Bird The Child of Tumult The Child of Subsiding Tumult The Unready That Pretty Person Under the Early Stars The Illusion of Historic Time

CERES' RUNAWAY

One can hardly be dull possessing the pleasant imaginary picture of a Municipality hot in chase of a wild crop at least while the charming quarry escapes, as it does in Rome. The Municipality does not exist that would be nimble enough to overtake the Roman growth of green in the high places of the city... Continue reading book >>




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