Antonina
Antonina
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The open halls were unapproached; thebenches before the wine-shops were unoccupied; remains of gaudyhousehold wares still stood on the counters of the street booths, watched by none, bought by none; particles of bread and meat(treasures, fated to become soon of greater value than silver and gold, to beleaguered Rome) rotted here in the open air, like garbage upondunghills; children's toys, women's ornaments, purses, money, love-tokens, precious manuscripts, lay scattered hither and thither inth...e public ways, dropped and abandoned by their different owners, inthe hurry of their sudden and universal flight. Every deserted streetwas eloquent of darling projects desperately resigned, of valuedlabours miserably deserted, of delighting enjoyments irretrievablylost. The place was forsaken even by those household gods of rich andpoor, its domestic animals. They had either followed their owners intothe city, or strayed, unhindered and unwatched, into the countrybeyond. Mansion, bath, and circus, displayed their gaudy pomp andluxurious comfort in vain; not even a wandering Goth was to be seennear their empty halls.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The open halls were unapproached; thebenches before the wine-shops were unoccupied; remains of gaudyhousehold wares still stood on the counters of the street booths, watched by none, bought by none; particles of bread and meat(treasures, fated to become soon of greater value than silver and gold, to beleaguered Rome) rotted here in the open air, like garbage upondunghills; children's toys, women's ornaments, purses, money, love-tokens, precious manuscripts, lay scattered hither and thither inth...e public ways, dropped and abandoned by their different owners, inthe hurry of their sudden and universal flight. Every deserted streetwas eloquent of darling projects desperately resigned, of valuedlabours miserably deserted, of delighting enjoyments irretrievablylost. The place was forsaken even by those household gods of rich andpoor, its domestic animals. They had either followed their owners intothe city, or strayed, unhindered and unwatched, into the countrybeyond. Mansion, bath, and circus, displayed their gaudy pomp andluxurious comfort in vain; not even a wandering Goth was to be seennear their empty halls.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Collins Wilkie to read onlineMoreLess
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