In Portugal
In Portugal
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(A thousand trees reach upward to the sky. ) Grim Bussaco's iron ridge. — Sir Walter Scott.
IUZO or Luso is a little village of red -roofed houses half buried in trees and gardens J — poplars, limes, oranges, and fruit-trees of many kinds. Trailing creepers hang heavily along walls and garden fences, and on hot days of summer the place is all scented with flowers, while, beyond, the plain mingles with the sky in a sea of blue. From Luzo a road of several kilometres goes up to the enclosure of B...ussaco and all that remains of the convent in which WelHngton spent the night before the battle of the 27th of September, 1810. " But if he does I shall beat him, " had been Wellington's words when fears were expressed that Massena would not attack so strong a position. Massena not only attacked but attacked too late, since, had he listened to Ney's wish, characteristically impetuous, to attack at once, he would have had far greater chances of success. The tiny cork- lined cells of the convent are now blocked up and only the little chapel remains.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(A thousand trees reach upward to the sky. ) Grim Bussaco's iron ridge. — Sir Walter Scott.
IUZO or Luso is a little village of red -roofed houses half buried in trees and gardens J — poplars, limes, oranges, and fruit-trees of many kinds. Trailing creepers hang heavily along walls and garden fences, and on hot days of summer the place is all scented with flowers, while, beyond, the plain mingles with the sky in a sea of blue. From Luzo a road of several kilometres goes up to the enclosure of B...ussaco and all that remains of the convent in which WelHngton spent the night before the battle of the 27th of September, 1810. " But if he does I shall beat him, " had been Wellington's words when fears were expressed that Massena would not attack so strong a position. Massena not only attacked but attacked too late, since, had he listened to Ney's wish, characteristically impetuous, to attack at once, he would have had far greater chances of success. The tiny cork- lined cells of the convent are now blocked up and only the little chapel remains.
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