Adam Bede
Adam Bede
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She went by mistake to Stratford-on-Avon, finding Stratford set down in her list of places, and then she was toldshe had come a long way out of the right road. It was not till the fifthday that she got to Stony Stratford. That seems but a slight journey asyou look at the map, or remember your own pleasant travels to and fromthe meadowy banks of the Avon. But how wearily long it was to Hetty!It seemed to her as if this country of flat fields, and hedgerows, anddotted houses, and villages, and ma...rket-towns--all so much alike to herindifferent eyes--must have no end, and she must go on wandering amongthem for ever, waiting tired at toll-gates for some cart to come, andthen finding the cart went only a little way--a very little way--to themiller's a mile off perhaps; and she hated going into the public houses, where she must go to get food and ask questions, because there werealways men lounging there, who stared at her and joked her rudely. Herbody was very weary too with these days of new fatigue and anxiety; theyhad made her look more pale and worn than all the time of hidden dreadshe had gone through at home.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She went by mistake to Stratford-on-Avon, finding Stratford set down in her list of places, and then she was toldshe had come a long way out of the right road. It was not till the fifthday that she got to Stony Stratford. That seems but a slight journey asyou look at the map, or remember your own pleasant travels to and fromthe meadowy banks of the Avon. But how wearily long it was to Hetty!It seemed to her as if this country of flat fields, and hedgerows, anddotted houses, and villages, and ma...rket-towns--all so much alike to herindifferent eyes--must have no end, and she must go on wandering amongthem for ever, waiting tired at toll-gates for some cart to come, andthen finding the cart went only a little way--a very little way--to themiller's a mile off perhaps; and she hated going into the public houses, where she must go to get food and ask questions, because there werealways men lounging there, who stared at her and joked her rudely. Herbody was very weary too with these days of new fatigue and anxiety; theyhad made her look more pale and worn than all the time of hidden dreadshe had gone through at home.
What to read after Adam Bede?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eliot, George, 1819-1880 to read onlineMoreLess
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