A Visit to Madras Being a Sketch of the Local And Characteristic Peculiarities
A Visit to Madras Being a Sketch of the Local And Characteristic Peculiarities
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Iiish forth with tlie violence ot a hurricane ; flie juice of (he ernpe went freely round : the ;i(h'entMre el th(> eveniiig was oidy remendiered in a jell (I'cspr'it \>Iiicli but I have made a vow against send- in"" yo 1 veivt a. And therefore shall be silent.
Our !;•. Elv einipatiiea I?, who. Bv iiis whim and local knt)w !»(!_!. His 1m (11 tiie life (if' our party, at lenu'lh projxo. Ed to sally forth m (pK st of adventures. The modest goddess of fn the Year \SU. 23 nig-ht with sleep and sile...nce in her train, had cast every object into utter darkness. Diana too, sweet oracle of chastity ! had effectually cleared the way, for not a Cyprian wanderer, at once the victim and the scourge of larg-e cities, interrupted our pro- gress. Fortune confessedly favours the adventurous; we had not traversed many streets wljen the horizon, from total darkness, seemed at once brilliantly illuminated ; the first cojijecture was fire ; but, in a moment afterwards, a thousand torches, flying- to and fro, amid a large concourse of people, proclaimed some more joyful occasion, which, at least, promised all that we de- sired — a new adventure.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Iiish forth with tlie violence ot a hurricane ; flie juice of (he ernpe went freely round : the ;i(h'entMre el th(> eveniiig was oidy remendiered in a jell (I'cspr'it \>Iiicli but I have made a vow against send- in"" yo 1 veivt a. And therefore shall be silent.
Our !;•. Elv einipatiiea I?, who. Bv iiis whim and local knt)w !»(!_!. His 1m (11 tiie life (if' our party, at lenu'lh projxo. Ed to sally forth m (pK st of adventures. The modest goddess of fn the Year \SU. 23 nig-ht with sleep and sile...nce in her train, had cast every object into utter darkness. Diana too, sweet oracle of chastity ! had effectually cleared the way, for not a Cyprian wanderer, at once the victim and the scourge of larg-e cities, interrupted our pro- gress. Fortune confessedly favours the adventurous; we had not traversed many streets wljen the horizon, from total darkness, seemed at once brilliantly illuminated ; the first cojijecture was fire ; but, in a moment afterwards, a thousand torches, flying- to and fro, amid a large concourse of people, proclaimed some more joyful occasion, which, at least, promised all that we de- sired — a new adventure.
What to read after A Visit to Madras Being a Sketch of the Local And Characteristic Peculiarities?
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