Canterbury Tales
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Na- ture herfelf feemed to welcome his ap- proach, and to put forth the lovelieft colours of her lovelieft feafon. Joy, acclamation, and an enlivening fpirit, purfued his foot- fteps ; ^e young fpoke with generous in- dignation of the ceports handed down by 1-* their Z^ CANTERBURY TALES.
their elders ; while the latter, to whom the exce/Tes of his youthful days were known, faw with delight and furprife the alteratiorj time appeared to have efFedled. They ad- mired the temperate dignity of his m...an- ner, the equanimity with which he entered again upon his former fortunes, and the fobriety of his domeftic eftablifhment : they were never weary of gazing on Jofephinc and her blooming boy : the caftle was pre- fently filled with innumerable retainers; together with all the pomp, civil or military, of a Baron of the feudal times j and it wa& at the crifis of univerfal feftivity that Con- rad arrived to partake it.
The paft, however, it quickly appeared, had not faded from the recoUedion of Con- rad in the fame degree it feemed to have done from that of his father : and his pre- ience, therefore, by an etfcd:^ to others wholly inexplicable, firil chilled the glow of THE German's tale.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Na- ture herfelf feemed to welcome his ap- proach, and to put forth the lovelieft colours of her lovelieft feafon. Joy, acclamation, and an enlivening fpirit, purfued his foot- fteps ; ^e young fpoke with generous in- dignation of the ceports handed down by 1-* their Z^ CANTERBURY TALES.
their elders ; while the latter, to whom the exce/Tes of his youthful days were known, faw with delight and furprife the alteratiorj time appeared to have efFedled. They ad- mired the temperate dignity of his m...an- ner, the equanimity with which he entered again upon his former fortunes, and the fobriety of his domeftic eftablifhment : they were never weary of gazing on Jofephinc and her blooming boy : the caftle was pre- fently filled with innumerable retainers; together with all the pomp, civil or military, of a Baron of the feudal times j and it wa& at the crifis of univerfal feftivity that Con- rad arrived to partake it.
The paft, however, it quickly appeared, had not faded from the recoUedion of Con- rad in the fame degree it feemed to have done from that of his father : and his pre- ience, therefore, by an etfcd:^ to others wholly inexplicable, firil chilled the glow of THE German's tale.
What to read after Canterbury Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harriet Lee to read onlineMoreLess
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