A Walk From London to John O'groat's
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Then and there the long series of annual re-unionsterminated for ever. The occasion had a mournful interest to manywho had attended those meetings from year to year. It seemed likethe voluntary and unexpected abdication of an Alexander, still ableto add to his conquests and trophies. All present felt this; andseveral tried to express it at the old table now spread for the lasttime for such guests. But his inherent and invincible modestywaived aside or intercepted the compliments that came from ...so manylips. With a kind of ingenious delicacy, which one of the finest ofhuman sentiments could only inspire, he contrived to divertattention or reference to himself and his life's labors. But hecould not make the company forget them, even if he gently checkedallusion to them.
The company on this interesting occasion was very large, about 1, 000persons having sat down to the collation. Not only were theprincipal nobility and gentry of Great Britain interested inagricultural pursuits present in large number, but therepresentatives of nearly every other country in Christendom.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then and there the long series of annual re-unionsterminated for ever. The occasion had a mournful interest to manywho had attended those meetings from year to year. It seemed likethe voluntary and unexpected abdication of an Alexander, still ableto add to his conquests and trophies. All present felt this; andseveral tried to express it at the old table now spread for the lasttime for such guests. But his inherent and invincible modestywaived aside or intercepted the compliments that came from ...so manylips. With a kind of ingenious delicacy, which one of the finest ofhuman sentiments could only inspire, he contrived to divertattention or reference to himself and his life's labors. But hecould not make the company forget them, even if he gently checkedallusion to them.
The company on this interesting occasion was very large, about 1, 000persons having sat down to the collation. Not only were theprincipal nobility and gentry of Great Britain interested inagricultural pursuits present in large number, but therepresentatives of nearly every other country in Christendom.
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