Journal of the Conversations of Lord Byron Noted During a Residence With His Lor
Journal of the Conversations of Lord Byron Noted During a Residence With His Lor
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I know I should have made a bad " Leander, for it gave me an ague that I did not '^ so easily get rid of. There were some sailors LORD BYRON. 121 '* in the fleet who swam further than I did — I do ^' not say than I could have done, for it is the '' only exercise I pride myself upon, being almost ^' amphibious.
" I remember being at Brighton many years '^ ago, and having great difficulty in making the *' land, — the wind blowing off the shore, and the " tide setting out. Crowds of people were co...l- *' lected on the beach to see us. Mr. — — (I think '' he said Hobhouse) was with me ; and, " he added, '' I had great difficulty in saving him — he *' nearly drowned me.
" When I was at Venice, there was an Italian '^ who knew no more of swimming than a camel, '' but he had heard of my prowess in the Darda- '^ nelles, and challenged me. Not wishing that '' any foreigner at least should beat me at my own '' arms, I consented to engage in the contest. " Alexander Scott proposed to be of the party, and " we started from Lido.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I know I should have made a bad " Leander, for it gave me an ague that I did not '^ so easily get rid of. There were some sailors LORD BYRON. 121 '* in the fleet who swam further than I did — I do ^' not say than I could have done, for it is the '' only exercise I pride myself upon, being almost ^' amphibious.
" I remember being at Brighton many years '^ ago, and having great difficulty in making the *' land, — the wind blowing off the shore, and the " tide setting out. Crowds of people were co...l- *' lected on the beach to see us. Mr. — — (I think '' he said Hobhouse) was with me ; and, " he added, '' I had great difficulty in saving him — he *' nearly drowned me.
" When I was at Venice, there was an Italian '^ who knew no more of swimming than a camel, '' but he had heard of my prowess in the Darda- '^ nelles, and challenged me. Not wishing that '' any foreigner at least should beat me at my own '' arms, I consented to engage in the contest. " Alexander Scott proposed to be of the party, and " we started from Lido.
What to read after Journal of the Conversations of Lord Byron Noted During a Residence With His Lor?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Medwin to read onlineMoreLess
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