Moods And Tenses
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I will but touch her and you straight shall see She 'U fall to soot and ashes. Also, in the third canto of Childe Harold : — Like to those apples on the Dead Sea's shore, All ashes to the taste. Cum multis aliis.
Note y, page 61.
Like the heart-echoed music of a lovely dream. Like the faint exquisite music of a dream.
Lalla Rookh.
Note 10, page 62.
The sea-worn spot, as ancient stories tell — Craggy, and stern, and wild, where that vast giant fell.
A tradition mentioned in some of the old Chron...icles, that the giant Gog-i\Iagog, or Goer-madog, was slain here in a wrestling match with Corineus the fidus Achates of Brutus or Brute. The Hoe at Plymouth and St. Michael's Blount in Cornwall contend for the honour of this gymnastic of the olden time ; and I believe some other places likewise, — perhaps as many as for the birth- place of Homer. I have been baffled in my search to trace whether records of this ancient and illustrious lesson in the Fancy have been piously handed down from sire to son in any particular fa- mily : but one thing is certain, that the lads of Devon and Corn- wall have, from time immemorial, been most celebrated in the art of Wrdstling.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I will but touch her and you straight shall see She 'U fall to soot and ashes. Also, in the third canto of Childe Harold : — Like to those apples on the Dead Sea's shore, All ashes to the taste. Cum multis aliis.
Note y, page 61.
Like the heart-echoed music of a lovely dream. Like the faint exquisite music of a dream.
Lalla Rookh.
Note 10, page 62.
The sea-worn spot, as ancient stories tell — Craggy, and stern, and wild, where that vast giant fell.
A tradition mentioned in some of the old Chron...icles, that the giant Gog-i\Iagog, or Goer-madog, was slain here in a wrestling match with Corineus the fidus Achates of Brutus or Brute. The Hoe at Plymouth and St. Michael's Blount in Cornwall contend for the honour of this gymnastic of the olden time ; and I believe some other places likewise, — perhaps as many as for the birth- place of Homer. I have been baffled in my search to trace whether records of this ancient and illustrious lesson in the Fancy have been piously handed down from sire to son in any particular fa- mily : but one thing is certain, that the lads of Devon and Corn- wall have, from time immemorial, been most celebrated in the art of Wrdstling.
What to read after Moods And Tenses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Gandy to read onlineMoreLess
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