Old Christmas
Old Christmas
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* "Ule! Ule! Three puddings in a pule; Crack nuts and cry ule!" On our way homeward his heart seemed overflowing with generous and happyfeelings. As we passed over a rising ground which commanded somethingof a prospect, the sounds of rustic merriment now and then reached ourears; the Squire paused for a few moments, and looked around with anair of inexpressible benignity. The beauty of the day was of itselfsufficient to inspire philanthropy. Notwithstanding the frostiness ofthe morning, the... sun in his cloudless journey had acquired sufficientpower to melt away the thin covering of snow from every southerndeclivity, and to bring out the living green which adorns an Englishlandscape even in midwinter. Large tracts of smiling verdure contrastedwith the dazzling whiteness of the shaded slopes and hollows. Everysheltered bank on which the broad rays rested yielded its silver rill ofcold and limpid water, glittering through the dripping grass; and sentup slight exhalations to contribute to the thin haze that hung justabove the surface of the earth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
* "Ule! Ule! Three puddings in a pule; Crack nuts and cry ule!" On our way homeward his heart seemed overflowing with generous and happyfeelings. As we passed over a rising ground which commanded somethingof a prospect, the sounds of rustic merriment now and then reached ourears; the Squire paused for a few moments, and looked around with anair of inexpressible benignity. The beauty of the day was of itselfsufficient to inspire philanthropy. Notwithstanding the frostiness ofthe morning, the... sun in his cloudless journey had acquired sufficientpower to melt away the thin covering of snow from every southerndeclivity, and to bring out the living green which adorns an Englishlandscape even in midwinter. Large tracts of smiling verdure contrastedwith the dazzling whiteness of the shaded slopes and hollows. Everysheltered bank on which the broad rays rested yielded its silver rill ofcold and limpid water, glittering through the dripping grass; and sentup slight exhalations to contribute to the thin haze that hung justabove the surface of the earth.
What to read after Old Christmas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Irving, Washington, 1783-1859 to read onlineMoreLess
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