Humorous Masterpieces From American Literature
Humorous Masterpieces From American Literature
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But alas ! the blessings and the prayers were alike vain. The saints were either deaf or busy, or had gone a journey, and either did not hear y Google WHO PAID FOR THE PRIMA DONNA t 7$ or did not mind the vows that were sent up to them. At any rate, they did not take that care of the worthy Garcia which their devotees had a right to expect of them. Turning his back on the halls of the Montezumas, where he had revelled so sumptuously, he proceeded on his way towards the Atlantic coast, as fast a...s his mules thought fit to carry him and his beloved treasure. With the proceeds of his linens and his lungs, he was rich enough to retire from the vicissitudes of operatic life to some safe retreat in his native Spain or his adoptive Italy. Filled with happy imaginings, he fared onward, the bells of his mules keeping time with the melo- dious joy of his heart, until he had descended from the tierra caliente to the wilder region on the hither side of Jalapa. As the narrow road turned sharply, at the foot of a steeper descent than common, into a dreary valley, made yet more gloomy by the shadow of the hill behind intercepting the sun, though the afternoon was not far advanced, the impresario was made un- pleasantly aware of the transitory nature of man's hopes and the vanity of his joys.
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