One Year Abroad
One Year Abroad
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The same mountains showed us other outlines and assumed new expressions, and bold, proud Teck rose from the foam of blossoms at its feet, like a stern rock towering above surging waters.
One of our experiences that day was becoming acquainted with Owen. Owen is not a man, as you may imagine, but only a very little village with crooked streets and queer old women, and that curious aspect to all its belongings which never grows less curious to some of us, though we ought to have become unmindful ...of it long ago.
Owen is picturesque and dirty. " Ours at home are n't half so dirty or half so nice," we endeavor to explain to our German friends.
At the inn where we drew up we were received by an admiring group of children, — three yellow THE LENNINGER TIIAL. *j-± heads rising above three great armfuls of wood, of the weight of which the little things seemed utterly unconscious in the excitement of seeing us. They stood, one above the other, on the dilapidated, crazy stone steps, while a bushy dog, whose hair looked as yellow and sun-faded as the children's, also made "great eyes" at us from the lowest stone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The same mountains showed us other outlines and assumed new expressions, and bold, proud Teck rose from the foam of blossoms at its feet, like a stern rock towering above surging waters.
One of our experiences that day was becoming acquainted with Owen. Owen is not a man, as you may imagine, but only a very little village with crooked streets and queer old women, and that curious aspect to all its belongings which never grows less curious to some of us, though we ought to have become unmindful ...of it long ago.
Owen is picturesque and dirty. " Ours at home are n't half so dirty or half so nice," we endeavor to explain to our German friends.
At the inn where we drew up we were received by an admiring group of children, — three yellow THE LENNINGER TIIAL. *j-± heads rising above three great armfuls of wood, of the weight of which the little things seemed utterly unconscious in the excitement of seeing us. They stood, one above the other, on the dilapidated, crazy stone steps, while a bushy dog, whose hair looked as yellow and sun-faded as the children's, also made "great eyes" at us from the lowest stone.
What to read after One Year Abroad?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Blanche Willis Howard to read onlineMoreLess
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