Andivius Hedulio
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The hay was not mountain hay, but distinctlymeadow hay, such as is mown in valleys along streams. It was all inbundles, such bundles as are carried on mule-back, two to a mule. This wasqueer; even queerer the absence of any fowls or pigeons, or of any signthat any had ever been about the place. An Umbrian mountain farm withoutpigeons was unthinkable.
In the granary we found an amazingly large store of excellent barley, butonly two jars of wheat, and that not very good, and neither jar entirelyf...ull. On the floor were loose piles of turnips, beets and of dried pods ofcoarse beans. There were jars of chick-peas, cow-peas, lentils, beans andmillet, more millet than wheat. From the rafters hung dried bean-bushes, with the pods on; long strings of onions, dried herbs, marjoram, thyme, sage, bay-leaves and other such seasonings, dried peppers, strung like theonions, and bunches of big sweet raisins. Also many rush-mats of driedfigs, the biggest and best of figs, some of them indubitably Caunean figs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The hay was not mountain hay, but distinctlymeadow hay, such as is mown in valleys along streams. It was all inbundles, such bundles as are carried on mule-back, two to a mule. This wasqueer; even queerer the absence of any fowls or pigeons, or of any signthat any had ever been about the place. An Umbrian mountain farm withoutpigeons was unthinkable.
In the granary we found an amazingly large store of excellent barley, butonly two jars of wheat, and that not very good, and neither jar entirelyf...ull. On the floor were loose piles of turnips, beets and of dried pods ofcoarse beans. There were jars of chick-peas, cow-peas, lentils, beans andmillet, more millet than wheat. From the rafters hung dried bean-bushes, with the pods on; long strings of onions, dried herbs, marjoram, thyme, sage, bay-leaves and other such seasonings, dried peppers, strung like theonions, and bunches of big sweet raisins. Also many rush-mats of driedfigs, the biggest and best of figs, some of them indubitably Caunean figs.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by White Edward Lucas to read onlineMoreLess
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