Among English Inns; the Story of a Pilgrimage to Characteristic Spots of Rural England
Among English Inns; the Story of a Pilgrimage to Characteristic Spots of Rural England
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The deep windows looked out on a blooming garden and down a grassy sweep to the river.
All the musty smell of the old corridor and stairway was left where we found it; in the great room sweet air blew in from the garden.
We got a very decent dinner after waiting for it, but then, waiting is good for the appetite.
The table-cloth was not exactly spotless, but every one in the house proved so good-natured and careless that we had not the courage to complain. Our stay was to be but one night.
The ...Evesham brass band was blowing forth invitingly sweet strains in the Pleasure Gar- dens across the Avon, tempting us to take a twilight stroll down the steep street to the broad bridge at the foot. This bridge was built about fifty years ago by Henry Work- man, Esq., to replace a narrow but much more picturesque structure. The same gen- tleman laid out the Pleasure Grounds, where the band was playing. They form a charm- ing promenade along the river bank, and from the benches for loungers placed on the smooth lawns there is a fine view of Evesham's crowning glory, the Bell Tower.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The deep windows looked out on a blooming garden and down a grassy sweep to the river.
All the musty smell of the old corridor and stairway was left where we found it; in the great room sweet air blew in from the garden.
We got a very decent dinner after waiting for it, but then, waiting is good for the appetite.
The table-cloth was not exactly spotless, but every one in the house proved so good-natured and careless that we had not the courage to complain. Our stay was to be but one night.
The ...Evesham brass band was blowing forth invitingly sweet strains in the Pleasure Gar- dens across the Avon, tempting us to take a twilight stroll down the steep street to the broad bridge at the foot. This bridge was built about fifty years ago by Henry Work- man, Esq., to replace a narrow but much more picturesque structure. The same gen- tleman laid out the Pleasure Grounds, where the band was playing. They form a charm- ing promenade along the river bank, and from the benches for loungers placed on the smooth lawns there is a fine view of Evesham's crowning glory, the Bell Tower.
What to read after Among English Inns; the Story of a Pilgrimage to Characteristic Spots of Rural England?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Josephine Tozier to read onlineMoreLess
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