Recreations of a Sportsman V.2
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Upon looking at the mechanism, which reminded us of a trick in a comic pantomime, we found that the grate turned on a pivot, thus having, like the poet's "chest of drawers," "a double debt to pay," by alternately burning in two apartments. Where rooms are dos a dos, the plan is simple and useful. A stroll through the woods and plantations, in which we saw some chevreuils, and put up several partridges, VOL. II. S 258 BORDEAUX.
occupied us until it was time to return to Poitiers; and being anxio...us to reach Bordeaux that night, we took leave of our kind friends, and at four o'clock took our seats in the well-warmed coupe of the Paris and Bordeaux railway carriages.
No incidents worth recording occurred on our journey, and at a little before ten we reached the station of the vinous city. The night was fine ; "the silver moon," as Home describes it, "un- clouded, held its way through skies where I could count each little star/' which, added to the brilliancy of the gas, and the lights of the shipping, quite illumined the town.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Upon looking at the mechanism, which reminded us of a trick in a comic pantomime, we found that the grate turned on a pivot, thus having, like the poet's "chest of drawers," "a double debt to pay," by alternately burning in two apartments. Where rooms are dos a dos, the plan is simple and useful. A stroll through the woods and plantations, in which we saw some chevreuils, and put up several partridges, VOL. II. S 258 BORDEAUX.
occupied us until it was time to return to Poitiers; and being anxio...us to reach Bordeaux that night, we took leave of our kind friends, and at four o'clock took our seats in the well-warmed coupe of the Paris and Bordeaux railway carriages.
No incidents worth recording occurred on our journey, and at a little before ten we reached the station of the vinous city. The night was fine ; "the silver moon," as Home describes it, "un- clouded, held its way through skies where I could count each little star/' which, added to the brilliancy of the gas, and the lights of the shipping, quite illumined the town.
What to read after Recreations of a Sportsman V.2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lennox, William Pitt, Lord, 1799-1881 to read onlineMoreLess
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