Celt And Saxon — volume 1
Celt And Saxon — volume 1
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The life sufficed to her. She waslike a marble effigy seated upright, requiring but to be laid at herlength for transport to the cover of the tomb.
Now Captain Con was by nature ruddy as an Indian summer flushed in allits leaves. The corners of his face had everywhere a frank ambush, orchild's hiding-place, for languages and laughter. He could worm with asmile quite his own the humour out of men possessing any; and even underrigorous law, and it could not be disputed that there was rigour in th...ebeneficent laws imposed upon him by his wife, his genius for humour andpassion for sly independence came up and curled away like the smoke ofthe illicit still, wherein the fanciful discern fine sprites indulging inluxurious grimaces at a government long-nosed to no purpose. Perhaps, asPatrick said of him to Caroline Adister, he was a bard without a theme. He certainly was a man of speech, and the having fearfully to containhimself for the greater number of the hours of the day, for thepreservation of the domestic felicity he had learnt to value, fatheredthe sentiment of revolt in his bosom.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The life sufficed to her. She waslike a marble effigy seated upright, requiring but to be laid at herlength for transport to the cover of the tomb.
Now Captain Con was by nature ruddy as an Indian summer flushed in allits leaves. The corners of his face had everywhere a frank ambush, orchild's hiding-place, for languages and laughter. He could worm with asmile quite his own the humour out of men possessing any; and even underrigorous law, and it could not be disputed that there was rigour in th...ebeneficent laws imposed upon him by his wife, his genius for humour andpassion for sly independence came up and curled away like the smoke ofthe illicit still, wherein the fanciful discern fine sprites indulging inluxurious grimaces at a government long-nosed to no purpose. Perhaps, asPatrick said of him to Caroline Adister, he was a bard without a theme. He certainly was a man of speech, and the having fearfully to containhimself for the greater number of the hours of the day, for thepreservation of the domestic felicity he had learnt to value, fatheredthe sentiment of revolt in his bosom.
What to read after Celt And Saxon — volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Meredith George to read onlineMoreLess
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