Mr Washington Adams in England
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This window looked out upon an old moat, which had evidently some connection with the little tower, and which, now dry and covered with beautiful green sward, was still crossed by a bridge or causeway, over which the great drive through the park led up to the principal entrance, w r hich was in the Elizabethan part of the house. An opposite window, twice as broad IN ENGLAND. 79 as it was high, looked out upon a square court, paved with round stones, three sides of which were formed by the house..., and the fourth by a wall, in which was a door leading to the stables. The stone pavement of the court was pierced by two yew-trees, which cast a gloomy shadow through the inner windows, and over a gallery on which the doors and windows of the upper rooms of the Elizabethan part of the house opened.
Having written to Sir Charles that I should reach the nearest station by a certain train, I found his carriage there, and was driven across the moat about five o'clock in the afternoon. My host met me in the hall, and gave me a quiet and undemonstrative wel- come, which, however, I saw and felt was a hearty one.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This window looked out upon an old moat, which had evidently some connection with the little tower, and which, now dry and covered with beautiful green sward, was still crossed by a bridge or causeway, over which the great drive through the park led up to the principal entrance, w r hich was in the Elizabethan part of the house. An opposite window, twice as broad IN ENGLAND. 79 as it was high, looked out upon a square court, paved with round stones, three sides of which were formed by the house..., and the fourth by a wall, in which was a door leading to the stables. The stone pavement of the court was pierced by two yew-trees, which cast a gloomy shadow through the inner windows, and over a gallery on which the doors and windows of the upper rooms of the Elizabethan part of the house opened.
Having written to Sir Charles that I should reach the nearest station by a certain train, I found his carriage there, and was driven across the moat about five o'clock in the afternoon. My host met me in the hall, and gave me a quiet and undemonstrative wel- come, which, however, I saw and felt was a hearty one.
What to read after Mr Washington Adams in England?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by White, Richard Grant, 1821-1885 to read onlineMoreLess
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