Chapters On Churchyards volume 1
Chapters On Churchyards volume 1
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my Chloe's bosom grace . '" Many such tender passages, between the former occupants of those old settees, were doubtless re- hearsed thereon in the " mellow days" of genera- tions past. To far other purposes were they now devoted. On one of them we remarked a little, short, black satin cloak, lined with squirrel skin, and edged with ermine all round, and at the arm- holes. It wa^ carefully laid over one elbow of the settee, against which rested a tall, ivory, gold- headed walking-stick ; and up...on the cloak was de- posited a very small, shallow-crowned bonnet, also VOL. I. K 146 CHURCHYARDS. Of black satin, lined with white ; a deep lace cur- tain round the queer, little, flat poke, and no indi- cation of strings — the cockernonny being evidently fixed on, when worn, by a couple of black corking- pins, which were, indeed, stuck in readiness in a pair of long, brown, snuff-colour gloves, laid palm to palm beside the bonnet — the tip of the forefinger and thumb wanting from the right hand glove.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
my Chloe's bosom grace . '" Many such tender passages, between the former occupants of those old settees, were doubtless re- hearsed thereon in the " mellow days" of genera- tions past. To far other purposes were they now devoted. On one of them we remarked a little, short, black satin cloak, lined with squirrel skin, and edged with ermine all round, and at the arm- holes. It wa^ carefully laid over one elbow of the settee, against which rested a tall, ivory, gold- headed walking-stick ; and up...on the cloak was de- posited a very small, shallow-crowned bonnet, also VOL. I. K 146 CHURCHYARDS. Of black satin, lined with white ; a deep lace cur- tain round the queer, little, flat poke, and no indi- cation of strings — the cockernonny being evidently fixed on, when worn, by a couple of black corking- pins, which were, indeed, stuck in readiness in a pair of long, brown, snuff-colour gloves, laid palm to palm beside the bonnet — the tip of the forefinger and thumb wanting from the right hand glove.
What to read after Chapters On Churchyards volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Caroline Bowles Southey to read onlineMoreLess
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