Irving's Works, volume 21
Irving's Works, volume 21
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There was no parade on these social occasions. Two or three old sedan chairs were in constant activity, though the greater part made th^ir exit in clogs and pattens, with a footman or waiting-maid carrying a lantern in advance ; and long before midnight the clank of pattens and gleam ol lanterns about the quiet little place told that the evening party had dissolved.
Still I did not feel myself altogether so much at my ease as I had anticipated considering the smallness of the place. I found it ...very diflferent from other country places, and that it was. not so easy to make a dash there.
Sinner that I was I the very dignity and decorum of the little community was rebuking to me. I feared my past idleness and folly would rise in judgment against me. I stood in awe of the dignitaries of the cathedral, whom I Digitized by Google BUCETHORNE, 263 saw TniTiglJTig familiarly in society. I became nervous on this poini The creak of a prebendary's shoes, sounding from one end of a quiet street to another, was appalling to me ; and the sight of a shovel hat was sufficient at any time to check me in the midst of my boldest poetical soarings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was no parade on these social occasions. Two or three old sedan chairs were in constant activity, though the greater part made th^ir exit in clogs and pattens, with a footman or waiting-maid carrying a lantern in advance ; and long before midnight the clank of pattens and gleam ol lanterns about the quiet little place told that the evening party had dissolved.
Still I did not feel myself altogether so much at my ease as I had anticipated considering the smallness of the place. I found it ...very diflferent from other country places, and that it was. not so easy to make a dash there.
Sinner that I was I the very dignity and decorum of the little community was rebuking to me. I feared my past idleness and folly would rise in judgment against me. I stood in awe of the dignitaries of the cathedral, whom I Digitized by Google BUCETHORNE, 263 saw TniTiglJTig familiarly in society. I became nervous on this poini The creak of a prebendary's shoes, sounding from one end of a quiet street to another, was appalling to me ; and the sight of a shovel hat was sufficient at any time to check me in the midst of my boldest poetical soarings.
What to read after Irving's Works, volume 21?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Washington Irving, Pierre Munroe Irving to read onlineMoreLess
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