Men And Manners in America 1
Men And Manners in America 1
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The only other passenger was a young lady, with an enormous band-box on her knee, to whom Mr Harding introduced me. There was something in this fair damsel and her band-box peculiarly interesting. She sat immediately oppo- site to me, but nothing of her face or person was visible, except a forehead, a few dark ringlets, and a pair of the most beautiful eyes in the world, which, like the sun just peeping above the horizon, sent the brightest flashes imaginable, along the upper level of this Brob...dignag of a band-box.
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The snow had continued to fall during the night, and the jolting of the " mail-stage " was certainly any thing but agreeable. When out of humour, however, by the united influence of the weather and the road, I had only to direct a single glance to- wards the beautiful orbs scintillating in my front, to be restored to equanimity. When any thing at all jocular was said, one could read a radiant laughter in this expressive feature, though her lips gave utterance to no sound of merriment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The only other passenger was a young lady, with an enormous band-box on her knee, to whom Mr Harding introduced me. There was something in this fair damsel and her band-box peculiarly interesting. She sat immediately oppo- site to me, but nothing of her face or person was visible, except a forehead, a few dark ringlets, and a pair of the most beautiful eyes in the world, which, like the sun just peeping above the horizon, sent the brightest flashes imaginable, along the upper level of this Brob...dignag of a band-box.
VOL. I. Y Digitized by VjOOQIC 268 FAIR TSE-W EN6LAKDER.
The snow had continued to fall during the night, and the jolting of the " mail-stage " was certainly any thing but agreeable. When out of humour, however, by the united influence of the weather and the road, I had only to direct a single glance to- wards the beautiful orbs scintillating in my front, to be restored to equanimity. When any thing at all jocular was said, one could read a radiant laughter in this expressive feature, though her lips gave utterance to no sound of merriment.
What to read after Men And Manners in America 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Hamilton to read onlineMoreLess
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