Full Title:
Julian Home: A tale of college life
Excerpt:
I am very doubtful, after all, Julian, whether I shall be one of the Switzerland party,” said Kennedy, with a sigh, as he and Julian were walking round the St. Werner’s gardens one bright evening of the May term. The limes and chestnuts were unfolding their tender sprays of springtide emerald, the willows shivered as their green buds made ripples in the water, and the soft light of sunset streamed over towers and colleges, giving a rich glow to the broad windows of the library, and bathing in its rosy tinge the white plumage of the swans upon the river. The friends were returning from a walk during which they had thoroughly enjoyed the blue and golden weather. Up to this time Kennedy had seemed to be in the highest spirits, and Julian was astonished at the melancholy tone in which the words were spoken.
Source Citation:
Farrar, F.W.. 1897. Julian Home: A tale of college life. Book. New York, W.L. Allison co., https://www.loc.gov/item/06038659/.