Letters of Susan Hale
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We had a lovely drive to Italica, which I am delighted not to have missed. It is an old Roman amphitheatre, which I have described without seeing in all my works on Spain. The sweet- est old overgrown place, with galleries and ranks of seats still left, and traces of its old purpose, — but poppies and all bright flowers growing in the crevices of the old crumbly stones, and thick turf everywhere. We came home through the fair grounds where every- thing was in a merry state of preparation ; and ...Monday morning, we were there betimes. It is just like a great cattle show, exactly, only Spanish, with gipsies and peasants; but, alas! they have all given up their costumes, no majos, nor short petti- coats nor even pannelas. However, we had lots of fun looking at the things, booths with toys, etc. . . .
But, then, my dear, — then, — we went to the bull-fight Monday afternoon ! ! Yes, Me, at the bull- fight. It was perfectly horrible, sickening, disgust- ing. I went because Miss J. Was determined to go, and you know we are interested in Mazantini, the great toreador.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We had a lovely drive to Italica, which I am delighted not to have missed. It is an old Roman amphitheatre, which I have described without seeing in all my works on Spain. The sweet- est old overgrown place, with galleries and ranks of seats still left, and traces of its old purpose, — but poppies and all bright flowers growing in the crevices of the old crumbly stones, and thick turf everywhere. We came home through the fair grounds where every- thing was in a merry state of preparation ; and ...Monday morning, we were there betimes. It is just like a great cattle show, exactly, only Spanish, with gipsies and peasants; but, alas! they have all given up their costumes, no majos, nor short petti- coats nor even pannelas. However, we had lots of fun looking at the things, booths with toys, etc. . . .
But, then, my dear, — then, — we went to the bull-fight Monday afternoon ! ! Yes, Me, at the bull- fight. It was perfectly horrible, sickening, disgust- ing. I went because Miss J. Was determined to go, and you know we are interested in Mazantini, the great toreador.
What to read after Letters of Susan Hale?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Susan Hale to read onlineMoreLess
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