In Kent With Charles Dickens
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where lie fell, obtaining some memento of liim, and stroking liis horse !
We had reached the summit of Bouo-hton Hill while the old man was telling his story, ^nd now paused to look over the surrounding country. Large tracts of woodland stretched away on either hand, the bright greenery fading into blue in the distance, with a light streak on the northern horizon, which we knew to be the sea, and a depression in the opposite direction marking the valley of the Stour. From a point a little beyon...d the gate leading into Bossenden Wood, and which is called Courtenay's Gate, we had a very distinct view of Canterbury Cathedral, and the towers of three or four village churches rose above the woods on the right and the left.
Bossenden AVood, which abounds in j^ic- turesque glades and hollows, ' with many chestnut trees mingling with the oaks of which it chiefly consists, is a portion of the wild tract called Blean Forest, or the Blean, which formerly stretched from Faversham to Canterbury, and thence to Heme Bay, and of which many BOSSENDEN WOOD.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
where lie fell, obtaining some memento of liim, and stroking liis horse !
We had reached the summit of Bouo-hton Hill while the old man was telling his story, ^nd now paused to look over the surrounding country. Large tracts of woodland stretched away on either hand, the bright greenery fading into blue in the distance, with a light streak on the northern horizon, which we knew to be the sea, and a depression in the opposite direction marking the valley of the Stour. From a point a little beyon...d the gate leading into Bossenden Wood, and which is called Courtenay's Gate, we had a very distinct view of Canterbury Cathedral, and the towers of three or four village churches rose above the woods on the right and the left.
Bossenden AVood, which abounds in j^ic- turesque glades and hollows, ' with many chestnut trees mingling with the oaks of which it chiefly consists, is a portion of the wild tract called Blean Forest, or the Blean, which formerly stretched from Faversham to Canterbury, and thence to Heme Bay, and of which many BOSSENDEN WOOD.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Frost to read onlineMoreLess
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