Rollo in Holland
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George said that he thought that they must be approaching a town. Rollolooked upon the map and found that there was a large town named Dort, laid down on the shores of the river or branch on which they weresailing.
"It is on the other side, " said he. "Let us go and see. " So they both rose from their seats and went round to the other side ofthe boat, and there, there suddenly burst upon their view such a maze ofmasts, spires, roofs, and wind mills, all mingled together inpromiscuous confusion,... as was wonderful to behold. In the centre of thewhole rose one enormous square tower, which seemed to belong to acathedral.
This was Dort, or Dordrecht, as it is often called.
As the steamer glided rapidly along the shores, and Mr. George and Rolloattempted to look into the town, they saw not streets, but canals. Indeed, the whole place seemed just level with the surface of the water, and far in the interior of it the masts of ships and the roofs of thehouses were mingled together in nearly equal proportion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
George said that he thought that they must be approaching a town. Rollolooked upon the map and found that there was a large town named Dort, laid down on the shores of the river or branch on which they weresailing.
"It is on the other side, " said he. "Let us go and see. " So they both rose from their seats and went round to the other side ofthe boat, and there, there suddenly burst upon their view such a maze ofmasts, spires, roofs, and wind mills, all mingled together inpromiscuous confusion,... as was wonderful to behold. In the centre of thewhole rose one enormous square tower, which seemed to belong to acathedral.
This was Dort, or Dordrecht, as it is often called.
As the steamer glided rapidly along the shores, and Mr. George and Rolloattempted to look into the town, they saw not streets, but canals. Indeed, the whole place seemed just level with the surface of the water, and far in the interior of it the masts of ships and the roofs of thehouses were mingled together in nearly equal proportion.
What to read after Rollo in Holland?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Abbott Jacob to read onlineMoreLess
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