Rob of the Bowl a Legend of St Inigoes
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He continued to talk, during his meal, in the same strain which we have described, now indulging a peevish self-communion, now bursting forth with some sarcastic objurgation of the world, and again breaking a jest with his vis- itor.
When the seamen, under the ministration of the aged domes- tic, had got their supper, Cocklescraft took his departure.
134 ROB OF THE BOWL.
All night long lights were gleaming in the Chapel ; the rain continued in a steady misty drizzle, and not a star was seen to ...tempt a wanderer abroad. The morning, which broke upon an atmosphere purged of its vapors, showed no trace of the brig in the vicinity of St. Jerome's. Far down the bay, hugging the eastern shore, might have been discerned what a practised mari- ner would affirm to be a sail ; but whether ship or brig whether outward or homeward bound, might not be told without the aid of a glass.
CHAPTER XIII.
Up she rose, and forth she goes, I'll mote she speed therefor.
ADAM BELL.
Bell, my wife, she loves not strife, Tet she will lead me if she can ; And oft, to live a quiet life, I'm forced to yield, though I'm goodman.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He continued to talk, during his meal, in the same strain which we have described, now indulging a peevish self-communion, now bursting forth with some sarcastic objurgation of the world, and again breaking a jest with his vis- itor.
When the seamen, under the ministration of the aged domes- tic, had got their supper, Cocklescraft took his departure.
134 ROB OF THE BOWL.
All night long lights were gleaming in the Chapel ; the rain continued in a steady misty drizzle, and not a star was seen to ...tempt a wanderer abroad. The morning, which broke upon an atmosphere purged of its vapors, showed no trace of the brig in the vicinity of St. Jerome's. Far down the bay, hugging the eastern shore, might have been discerned what a practised mari- ner would affirm to be a sail ; but whether ship or brig whether outward or homeward bound, might not be told without the aid of a glass.
CHAPTER XIII.
Up she rose, and forth she goes, I'll mote she speed therefor.
ADAM BELL.
Bell, my wife, she loves not strife, Tet she will lead me if she can ; And oft, to live a quiet life, I'm forced to yield, though I'm goodman.
What to read after Rob of the Bowl a Legend of St Inigoes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Pendleton Kennedy to read onlineMoreLess
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