Hawthorne begins his life in England by exploring various regions. In A Walk to Bebbington and Rock Park, he records his impressions of everyday observations and the surrounding environment. Eaton Hall and Conway Castle offer a glimpse into England’s grand architecture and aristocratic society. In Leamington and To the Lakes, he captures the charm of the English countryside, immersing himself in its unique atmosphere. Newby Bridge ? Foot of Windermere and Furness Abbey showcase the serene beauty of the Lake District and the historical significance of monastic ruins, blending nature and history. The Lakes and The Launch detail his time in the northern lakes, describing the changing landscapes and his emotional responses. This section primarily focuses on his early experiences in England, gradually familiarizing himself with its culture and surroundings through nature and travel.
Passages from the English Notebooks Part 1 | 경남교육 전자도서관
