Canterbury Tales volume 1
Canterbury Tales volume 1
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Valrive leaped the fence, aind Con [lance advanced homewards. She was not, hov/cver, ten yards from the fpot on v>hicli they liad converfed, when a ruilKng among tlie trees engaged her at- iention. She turned her head, and a man who Teemed pafTing through them by ac- cident, (lightly fldutcd her. He was talJ, and of a daring call of countenance ; but as lie purfued not the f iinc path with her- (elf, ilic paid him little aUentiv:n; and, en- groded by her own rcilcclions, eagerly preCed forvvard....
i'hat day; and the next, paffed In myde- rious Tin: trexliima:; s talk. Izf r;ou3 conferences bc'twccu Doifaiu and l-. Is v. 'iic, \iC)\\\ wl'. Icii flic \v;it cxcIkIcJ. Yet did c. Icli Jlrcft to her by uirns th: aaI and teiidcr gaze that a^2;e fo c^'l'czw hxe.^ i^-\ nnc'Xi- fclous yoiitli, ^\dKn the tearinil iniaee^ Oi~t!ie pad crowd ihrAxn-d, and ilrerch ihcir gi:in: i'hadov/s over fiituiity. 0\ the present ; :.. V, hov/v-ver, feenied to reil the exidcncc of L'ondance, as o'l the evenin:;- v i i;er a.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Valrive leaped the fence, aind Con [lance advanced homewards. She was not, hov/cver, ten yards from the fpot on v>hicli they liad converfed, when a ruilKng among tlie trees engaged her at- iention. She turned her head, and a man who Teemed pafTing through them by ac- cident, (lightly fldutcd her. He was talJ, and of a daring call of countenance ; but as lie purfued not the f iinc path with her- (elf, ilic paid him little aUentiv:n; and, en- groded by her own rcilcclions, eagerly preCed forvvard....
i'hat day; and the next, paffed In myde- rious Tin: trexliima:; s talk. Izf r;ou3 conferences bc'twccu Doifaiu and l-. Is v. 'iic, \iC)\\\ wl'. Icii flic \v;it cxcIkIcJ. Yet did c. Icli Jlrcft to her by uirns th: aaI and teiidcr gaze that a^2;e fo c^'l'czw hxe.^ i^-\ nnc'Xi- fclous yoiitli, ^\dKn the tearinil iniaee^ Oi~t!ie pad crowd ihrAxn-d, and ilrerch ihcir gi:in: i'hadov/s over fiituiity. 0\ the present ; :.. V, hov/v-ver, feenied to reil the exidcncc of L'ondance, as o'l the evenin:;- v i i;er a.
What to read after Canterbury Tales volume 1?
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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