Journeys Through Bookland a New And Original Plan for Reading volume 9
Journeys Through Bookland a New And Original Plan for Reading volume 9
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There came on the intrepid Peter, his brows knit, his teeth set, his fists clinched, almost breathing forth volumes of smoke, so fierce was the fire that raged within his bosom. His faith- ful squire Van Corlear trudged valiantly at his heels, with his trumpet gorgeously bedecked with red and yellow ribbons, the remembrances of his fair mistress at the INIanhattoes. Then came waddling on the sturdy chivalry of the Hudson. There were the Van Wycks, and the Van Dycks, and the Ten E}cks; the Van N...esses, the Van Tassels, the Van Grools, the Van Hoesens, the Van Giesons, and the Van Blarcoms; the Van Warts, the Van Winkles, the Van Dams; the Van Pelts, the Van Rippers and the Van Brunts. There were the Van Homes, the Van Hooks, the Van Bunschotens; the Van Gelders, the Van Arsdales, and the Van Bummcls; the Vander Belts, the Vander Hoofs and the Vander Voorts, the ^'ander Tams, the Vander Pools and the Vjinder Spiegles. There came the Hofl'mans, 204 Knickerbocker History the Hooghlands, the Hoppers, the Cloppers, the Ryckmans, the Dyckmans, the Hogebooms, the Rosebooms, the Oothouts, the Quackenbosses, the Roerbacks, the Garrebrantzes, the Bensons, the Brouwers, the Waldrons, the Onderdonks, the Varra Vangers, the Schermerhorns, the Stoutenburghs, the Brinkerhoffs, the Bontecous, the Knickerbockers, the Hockstrassers, the Ten Breecheses, and the Tough Breecheses, with a host more of worthies whose names are too crabbed to be written, or if they could be written it would be impossible for man to utter — all fortified with a mighty dinner, and, to use the words of a great Dutch poet: "Brimful of wrath and cabbage/* For an instant the mighty Peter paused in the midst of his career, and, mounting on a stump, addressed his troops in eloquent Low Dutch, exhorting them to fight like duyvels, and assuring them that if they conquered they should get plenty of booty; if they fell they should be allowed the satisfaction, while dying, of reflecting that it was in the service of their country, and after they were dead of seeing their names in- scribed in the temple of renown, and handed down, in company with all the other great men of the year, for the admiration of posterity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There came on the intrepid Peter, his brows knit, his teeth set, his fists clinched, almost breathing forth volumes of smoke, so fierce was the fire that raged within his bosom. His faith- ful squire Van Corlear trudged valiantly at his heels, with his trumpet gorgeously bedecked with red and yellow ribbons, the remembrances of his fair mistress at the INIanhattoes. Then came waddling on the sturdy chivalry of the Hudson. There were the Van Wycks, and the Van Dycks, and the Ten E}cks; the Van N...esses, the Van Tassels, the Van Grools, the Van Hoesens, the Van Giesons, and the Van Blarcoms; the Van Warts, the Van Winkles, the Van Dams; the Van Pelts, the Van Rippers and the Van Brunts. There were the Van Homes, the Van Hooks, the Van Bunschotens; the Van Gelders, the Van Arsdales, and the Van Bummcls; the Vander Belts, the Vander Hoofs and the Vander Voorts, the ^'ander Tams, the Vander Pools and the Vjinder Spiegles. There came the Hofl'mans, 204 Knickerbocker History the Hooghlands, the Hoppers, the Cloppers, the Ryckmans, the Dyckmans, the Hogebooms, the Rosebooms, the Oothouts, the Quackenbosses, the Roerbacks, the Garrebrantzes, the Bensons, the Brouwers, the Waldrons, the Onderdonks, the Varra Vangers, the Schermerhorns, the Stoutenburghs, the Brinkerhoffs, the Bontecous, the Knickerbockers, the Hockstrassers, the Ten Breecheses, and the Tough Breecheses, with a host more of worthies whose names are too crabbed to be written, or if they could be written it would be impossible for man to utter — all fortified with a mighty dinner, and, to use the words of a great Dutch poet: "Brimful of wrath and cabbage/* For an instant the mighty Peter paused in the midst of his career, and, mounting on a stump, addressed his troops in eloquent Low Dutch, exhorting them to fight like duyvels, and assuring them that if they conquered they should get plenty of booty; if they fell they should be allowed the satisfaction, while dying, of reflecting that it was in the service of their country, and after they were dead of seeing their names in- scribed in the temple of renown, and handed down, in company with all the other great men of the year, for the admiration of posterity.
What to read after Journeys Through Bookland a New And Original Plan for Reading volume 9?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Sylvester to read onlineMoreLess
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