Our Sentimental Journey Through France And Italy
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J is not a man patient of injuries. - ■ " Million names of the name ! Little fly ! " he yelled, and the boy let us pass. — When a turn in the road brouQ^ht us out on the banks of the Oise we were so wet that a plunge in its waters could not have made us wetter. — A grey town climbine [ I f 3 ] climbing up to a grey church rose on the opposite banks. We supposed it must be Beaumont. But indeed its name just then mattered httle. With- out stopping to identify it, we crossed the brido^e and Qrot d...own at the first inn we came to. An AN ENGLISH LANDLADY. FORTUNATELY the town really was Beaumont, and the first inn, tolerably decent — so decent we won- dered as to our reception. With due respect for the clean floors, we waited humbly at the threshold until the land- lady appeared. " We are very wet, " said I in French, as if this was not a self-evident truth. "Oh!" said she in unmistakable insu- lar English. " Fancy ! " - — Here was a stroke of good luck ! A Frenchwoman would have measured our respectability by our looks ; an Englishwoman could judge us by our love for sport.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
J is not a man patient of injuries. - ■ " Million names of the name ! Little fly ! " he yelled, and the boy let us pass. — When a turn in the road brouQ^ht us out on the banks of the Oise we were so wet that a plunge in its waters could not have made us wetter. — A grey town climbine [ I f 3 ] climbing up to a grey church rose on the opposite banks. We supposed it must be Beaumont. But indeed its name just then mattered httle. With- out stopping to identify it, we crossed the brido^e and Qrot d...own at the first inn we came to. An AN ENGLISH LANDLADY. FORTUNATELY the town really was Beaumont, and the first inn, tolerably decent — so decent we won- dered as to our reception. With due respect for the clean floors, we waited humbly at the threshold until the land- lady appeared. " We are very wet, " said I in French, as if this was not a self-evident truth. "Oh!" said she in unmistakable insu- lar English. " Fancy ! " - — Here was a stroke of good luck ! A Frenchwoman would have measured our respectability by our looks ; an Englishwoman could judge us by our love for sport.
What to read after Our Sentimental Journey Through France And Italy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph Pennell to read onlineMoreLess
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