Outre-Mer : a Pilgrimage Beyond the Sea 1-2
Outre-Mer : a Pilgrimage Beyond the Sea 1-2
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meots. The corner towers are circular* with beetling turrets ; and here and there, apart from the main body of the castle, stana several circular basements, whose towers hove falloi and moul« dered into dust From the balcony in the square tower, the eye embraces the level landscape for leagues and leagues around ; and beneath, in the depth of the valley, lies a beautiful grove, alive with the song of the nightingale. The whole castle is in ruin, and occupied only as A hunting-lodge, being inhab...ited by a solitary tenant, who has charge of the adjacent domain.
One holyday, when mass was said and the whole village was let loose to play, we made a pilgrim- age to the ruins of this old Moorish alcazar. Our cavalcade was as motley as that of old, — the pilgrims " that toward Canterbury wolden ride ;" for we had the priest, and the doctor of physic, and the man of laws, and a wife of Bath, and many more whom I must leave unsung. Merrily flew the hours apd fast ; and sitting after dinner in the gloomy haU of that old castle, many a tale was told, and many a legend and tradition of the past conjured up to satisfy the curiosity of the present Most of these tales were about the Moors who built the castle, and the treasures they had buried beneath it Then the priest told the story of a ' ^ THS TILULGX or SL PAKDILLO.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
meots. The corner towers are circular* with beetling turrets ; and here and there, apart from the main body of the castle, stana several circular basements, whose towers hove falloi and moul« dered into dust From the balcony in the square tower, the eye embraces the level landscape for leagues and leagues around ; and beneath, in the depth of the valley, lies a beautiful grove, alive with the song of the nightingale. The whole castle is in ruin, and occupied only as A hunting-lodge, being inhab...ited by a solitary tenant, who has charge of the adjacent domain.
One holyday, when mass was said and the whole village was let loose to play, we made a pilgrim- age to the ruins of this old Moorish alcazar. Our cavalcade was as motley as that of old, — the pilgrims " that toward Canterbury wolden ride ;" for we had the priest, and the doctor of physic, and the man of laws, and a wife of Bath, and many more whom I must leave unsung. Merrily flew the hours apd fast ; and sitting after dinner in the gloomy haU of that old castle, many a tale was told, and many a legend and tradition of the past conjured up to satisfy the curiosity of the present Most of these tales were about the Moors who built the castle, and the treasures they had buried beneath it Then the priest told the story of a ' ^ THS TILULGX or SL PAKDILLO.
What to read after Outre-Mer : a Pilgrimage Beyond the Sea 1-2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth, 1807-1882 to read onlineMoreLess
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