Chico: the Story of a Homing Pigeon
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What kind of a strange world wasit outside of Venice? All at once his childish air castles came tumblingdown. But before he could question further it was time for bed, and withhis imagination roused to the utmost he tossed uneasily until he fellasleep to dream he was racing with the wind in a strange kind of car withthe Devil himself as driver.
The exercises were to begin at ten o'clock the next morning, and the Piazzawas fairly packed with people hours before that time. Thanks to Paolo ourlitt...le group had a good place to view the proceedings in a certain mustyalcove of St. Mark's, and there they sat cramped through what seemed toMaria like interminable hours.
As for St. Mark's Square, even Pietro had only words of praise for its galaappearance: from the three flagstaffs opposite the church fluttered thecolors of Italy. Everywhere was music, everywhere was gayety, and thecrowds of people united in glad cries of "Viva Venezia!" [Footnote: Longlive Venice!] For Venice, more than any other place in the world, belongs to rich andpoor alike, and in the midst of it all, sympathizing with every mood, isSt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What kind of a strange world wasit outside of Venice? All at once his childish air castles came tumblingdown. But before he could question further it was time for bed, and withhis imagination roused to the utmost he tossed uneasily until he fellasleep to dream he was racing with the wind in a strange kind of car withthe Devil himself as driver.
The exercises were to begin at ten o'clock the next morning, and the Piazzawas fairly packed with people hours before that time. Thanks to Paolo ourlitt...le group had a good place to view the proceedings in a certain mustyalcove of St. Mark's, and there they sat cramped through what seemed toMaria like interminable hours.
As for St. Mark's Square, even Pietro had only words of praise for its galaappearance: from the three flagstaffs opposite the church fluttered thecolors of Italy. Everywhere was music, everywhere was gayety, and thecrowds of people united in glad cries of "Viva Venezia!" [Footnote: Longlive Venice!] For Venice, more than any other place in the world, belongs to rich andpoor alike, and in the midst of it all, sympathizing with every mood, isSt.
What to read after Chico: the Story of a Homing Pigeon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Blanchard Lucy M. to read onlineMoreLess
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