Christowell: a Dartmoor Tale
Christowell: a Dartmoor Tale
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Why, what are they going to do already ? The sunset is on the church -tower still, and the moon is as pale as an oyster-shell ; but they mean to begin — I declare they do ! " They meant to begin, and more than that, they did begin without delay, and with strong intention to go on. For the girls there was a tallat ladder, to be mounted, according to their manifold natures ; some making a great fuss (for fear of falling, without being noticed), some skipping up shyly, before any one could think o...f them, some ascending slowly, with a gaze of large unconsciousness ; and others smiling, with tiieir skirts tucked in, to prove what management can do. llie lads, upon the other hand, had too much of their own to do, to be over-nice in criticism. Their only way up to the dancing- stage was a half-inch rope, hanging down from a bough, and anointed well with mutton-suet Also, at the landing-place, where an active lad might stick his heels in, invidious fellows, who had cUmbed already, and wished to keep the platform to themselves, showed a narrow-minded tendency to push away any better-looking lad, who was aspiring to the girls.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Why, what are they going to do already ? The sunset is on the church -tower still, and the moon is as pale as an oyster-shell ; but they mean to begin — I declare they do ! " They meant to begin, and more than that, they did begin without delay, and with strong intention to go on. For the girls there was a tallat ladder, to be mounted, according to their manifold natures ; some making a great fuss (for fear of falling, without being noticed), some skipping up shyly, before any one could think o...f them, some ascending slowly, with a gaze of large unconsciousness ; and others smiling, with tiieir skirts tucked in, to prove what management can do. llie lads, upon the other hand, had too much of their own to do, to be over-nice in criticism. Their only way up to the dancing- stage was a half-inch rope, hanging down from a bough, and anointed well with mutton-suet Also, at the landing-place, where an active lad might stick his heels in, invidious fellows, who had cUmbed already, and wished to keep the platform to themselves, showed a narrow-minded tendency to push away any better-looking lad, who was aspiring to the girls.
What to read after Christowell: a Dartmoor Tale?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Blackmore Richard Doddridge to read onlineMoreLess
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