Leila Or, the Siege of Granada, book I.
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He went as hecame--noiseless and sudden as a ghost.
CHAPTER III.
THE LOVERS.
When Muza parted from Almamen, he bent his steps towards the hill thatrises opposite the ascent crowned with the towers of the Alhambra; thesides and summit of which eminence were tenanted by the luxuriouspopulation of the city. He selected the more private and secluded paths;and, half way up the hill, arrived, at last, before a low wall ofconsiderable extent, which girded the gardens of some wealthierinhabitant of the... city. He looked long and anxiously round; all wassolitary; nor was the stillness broken, save as an occasional breeze, from the snowy heights of the Sierra Nevada, rustled the fragrant leavesof the citron and pomegranate; or as the silver tinkling of waterfallschimed melodiously within the gardens. The Moor's heart beat high: amoment more, and he had scaled the wall; and found himself upon a greensward, variegated by the rich colours of many a sleeping flower, andshaded by groves and alleys of luxuriant foliage and golden fruits.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He went as hecame--noiseless and sudden as a ghost.
CHAPTER III.
THE LOVERS.
When Muza parted from Almamen, he bent his steps towards the hill thatrises opposite the ascent crowned with the towers of the Alhambra; thesides and summit of which eminence were tenanted by the luxuriouspopulation of the city. He selected the more private and secluded paths;and, half way up the hill, arrived, at last, before a low wall ofconsiderable extent, which girded the gardens of some wealthierinhabitant of the... city. He looked long and anxiously round; all wassolitary; nor was the stillness broken, save as an occasional breeze, from the snowy heights of the Sierra Nevada, rustled the fragrant leavesof the citron and pomegranate; or as the silver tinkling of waterfallschimed melodiously within the gardens. The Moor's heart beat high: amoment more, and he had scaled the wall; and found himself upon a greensward, variegated by the rich colours of many a sleeping flower, andshaded by groves and alleys of luxuriant foliage and golden fruits.
What to read after Leila Or, the Siege of Granada, book I.?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lytton Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron to read onlineMoreLess
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