National Tales 2
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Going straight up to him therefore, without any mistrust, they A TALE OF THE HAREM. 157 all called out together, that they had brought the lady to be drowned, which was agreeable news enough to the man, for in truth it was no other than Benetto, who had been wandering up and down the shore, in the greatest uncer- tainty and despair.
The words, then, had no sooner got clear of the thick foolish lips of the blacks, than the musician began to deal about him so roundly, that the foremost was laid s...prawling in a twink- hng upon the earth. The other two, at this sight, foreseeing that they should have use for all the hands they had, immediately pitched down the sack with very little ceremony ; and any one may conceive how this action increased the fury of Benetto.
The battered swine resenting the outrage as much, and feeling herself more at liberty, be- gan at the same nkiment to struggle vehemently within the sack, so that she partly released her nostrils from the sash, and began to call out with all her brutal breath for liberty.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Going straight up to him therefore, without any mistrust, they A TALE OF THE HAREM. 157 all called out together, that they had brought the lady to be drowned, which was agreeable news enough to the man, for in truth it was no other than Benetto, who had been wandering up and down the shore, in the greatest uncer- tainty and despair.
The words, then, had no sooner got clear of the thick foolish lips of the blacks, than the musician began to deal about him so roundly, that the foremost was laid s...prawling in a twink- hng upon the earth. The other two, at this sight, foreseeing that they should have use for all the hands they had, immediately pitched down the sack with very little ceremony ; and any one may conceive how this action increased the fury of Benetto.
The battered swine resenting the outrage as much, and feeling herself more at liberty, be- gan at the same nkiment to struggle vehemently within the sack, so that she partly released her nostrils from the sash, and began to call out with all her brutal breath for liberty.
What to read after National Tales 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hood, Thomas, 1799-1845 to read onlineMoreLess
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