Over the Hills to Broadway
Over the Hills to Broadway
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Then comes Mel- ancholy ; and in the dismal gloom, far from sight and sound of cheerful company, one feels that life has some depths one cares not even to look into.
When we had exhausted the time at our disposal, reluctantly enough we descended the stairs, wished our little guide good-bye, and proceeded in our carriage to the highway. On the hill-top we passed the ancient and solitary inn called the **Fish,'' and began the steep and dangerous de- scent towards Broadway. By the way, unless the ...keeper of the ** Fish " paints his sign, before long nobody will be able to tell whether he intends to display a tunny or an elephant. At present the figure looks very like a pilchard smitten with erysipelas. Two men, standing by the door as we drove on, appeared sadly in need of a box of Pear's soap and a case of Redditch needles.
In a few minutes we entered Broadway. I had never been here be- fore, and high as were my expectations, yet as we drove down that quaint and venerable street — the broad way — ^my heart fluttered with joy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then comes Mel- ancholy ; and in the dismal gloom, far from sight and sound of cheerful company, one feels that life has some depths one cares not even to look into.
When we had exhausted the time at our disposal, reluctantly enough we descended the stairs, wished our little guide good-bye, and proceeded in our carriage to the highway. On the hill-top we passed the ancient and solitary inn called the **Fish,'' and began the steep and dangerous de- scent towards Broadway. By the way, unless the ...keeper of the ** Fish " paints his sign, before long nobody will be able to tell whether he intends to display a tunny or an elephant. At present the figure looks very like a pilchard smitten with erysipelas. Two men, standing by the door as we drove on, appeared sadly in need of a box of Pear's soap and a case of Redditch needles.
In a few minutes we entered Broadway. I had never been here be- fore, and high as were my expectations, yet as we drove down that quaint and venerable street — the broad way — ^my heart fluttered with joy.
What to read after Over the Hills to Broadway?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Samuel Stone to read onlineMoreLess
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