Legends of the West
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And Mrs. Edgarton wish themselves back again in their snug back parlour in London ; and as often did the pretty Julia wish to see Mr. Logan, who was understood to be figuring at the bar of a neighbouring county.
Summer came, and the little cottage, which served for parlour, kitchen, and hall, was found to be oppres- sively confined and hot. Nor was this all : while the salubrious region around was blessed with genial breezes, the dreadful malaria hung in baleful clouds over the dwelling of Edga...rton. The rivulet was dried up by th'e fervent heats of the season, leaving along its former channel a few stagnant pools, which gave birth to myriads of musquitoes, who, from their musical pro- THE EMIGRANTS. 201 pensities and sanguinary -dispositions, might be imagined to sing, as they hovered around this ill-fated family, ' " Fee faw fum, I smell the blood of an Englishman, And dead or alive 1 will have some. " These dreadful precursors of disease were, as usual, soon followed by the pestilence itself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And Mrs. Edgarton wish themselves back again in their snug back parlour in London ; and as often did the pretty Julia wish to see Mr. Logan, who was understood to be figuring at the bar of a neighbouring county.
Summer came, and the little cottage, which served for parlour, kitchen, and hall, was found to be oppres- sively confined and hot. Nor was this all : while the salubrious region around was blessed with genial breezes, the dreadful malaria hung in baleful clouds over the dwelling of Edga...rton. The rivulet was dried up by th'e fervent heats of the season, leaving along its former channel a few stagnant pools, which gave birth to myriads of musquitoes, who, from their musical pro- THE EMIGRANTS. 201 pensities and sanguinary -dispositions, might be imagined to sing, as they hovered around this ill-fated family, ' " Fee faw fum, I smell the blood of an Englishman, And dead or alive 1 will have some. " These dreadful precursors of disease were, as usual, soon followed by the pestilence itself.
What to read after Legends of the West?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Hall to read onlineMoreLess
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