Literary Remains of Charles Stuart Calverley
Literary Remains of Charles Stuart Calverley
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75 we hit upon a road^ and presently^ long after the son had gone down^ and after walking in the shadows of the evening along the dark rough track amid the pine woods^ we came to an inn where at nine o'clock we got the most heavenly meal ever served, though it consisted of nothing but veal cutlets. Fifteen hours without food made even the Tyrolese bread delicious. I was not and am not ashamed to own that I was thoroughly and completely knocked up.
But Calverley did his last half-mile with as el...astic a tread as his first, and as cheerful a countenance as he had shown at the beginning. One of the things which made him the most delightful com- panion in the world, was that his temper never gave way, not even under little irritations of the moment, which too often make weaker brethren use 'lan- guage.' He was never put out by any of the acci- dents of travel, by bad food, or by insufficient food, or by fatigue, or by losing the way, or by bad beds, or by anything. Possibly an ill-tempered member of the party might have disturbed his serenity, but I doubt it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
75 we hit upon a road^ and presently^ long after the son had gone down^ and after walking in the shadows of the evening along the dark rough track amid the pine woods^ we came to an inn where at nine o'clock we got the most heavenly meal ever served, though it consisted of nothing but veal cutlets. Fifteen hours without food made even the Tyrolese bread delicious. I was not and am not ashamed to own that I was thoroughly and completely knocked up.
But Calverley did his last half-mile with as el...astic a tread as his first, and as cheerful a countenance as he had shown at the beginning. One of the things which made him the most delightful com- panion in the world, was that his temper never gave way, not even under little irritations of the moment, which too often make weaker brethren use 'lan- guage.' He was never put out by any of the acci- dents of travel, by bad food, or by insufficient food, or by fatigue, or by losing the way, or by bad beds, or by anything. Possibly an ill-tempered member of the party might have disturbed his serenity, but I doubt it.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Stuart Calverley, Walter Joseph Sendall to read onlineMoreLess
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