From the Thames to the Seine
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The newer part is called Mers, and it shows a miserable attempt at being swagger. The other part -Treport proper is usually crowded and rowdy, and Mers turns up its nose at the type of visitor to be found there.
I received a bad impression of Treport, and it is probable that the weather had a great deal to do with this, for it was cold and miserable, gusty and wet, whilst I was there. The people were wrapped up in almost winter garb. Little boys ran about with the hoods of their capes over thei...r heads ; the women wore thick ulsters of a huge tartan pattern everybody looked battered about, and smiles were few and far between.
The keynote of my impression was struck shortly after I landed. Screams, shrieks, and wails were 81 F From the Thames to the Seine xi heard coming from the centre of a crowd that had gathered near the quay. Gendarmes were there, patiently listening to the ravings of a well-dressed young woman. With her hat in several pieces, her hair everywhere, frothing at the mouth with drunken anger, screaming and waving her umbrella, lurching and staggering, she held up an empty reticule.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The newer part is called Mers, and it shows a miserable attempt at being swagger. The other part -Treport proper is usually crowded and rowdy, and Mers turns up its nose at the type of visitor to be found there.
I received a bad impression of Treport, and it is probable that the weather had a great deal to do with this, for it was cold and miserable, gusty and wet, whilst I was there. The people were wrapped up in almost winter garb. Little boys ran about with the hoods of their capes over thei...r heads ; the women wore thick ulsters of a huge tartan pattern everybody looked battered about, and smiles were few and far between.
The keynote of my impression was struck shortly after I landed. Screams, shrieks, and wails were 81 F From the Thames to the Seine xi heard coming from the centre of a crowd that had gathered near the quay. Gendarmes were there, patiently listening to the ravings of a well-dressed young woman. With her hat in several pieces, her hair everywhere, frothing at the mouth with drunken anger, screaming and waving her umbrella, lurching and staggering, she held up an empty reticule.
What to read after From the Thames to the Seine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Pears to read onlineMoreLess
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