Rookwood
Rookwood
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"A thousand pities!" cried the men, compassionating his thinly coveredskull, and twisting their own ringlets, glossy and luxuriant, thoughunconscious of Macassar. "A thousand pities that so fine a fellow shouldhave a sconce like a cocoanut!" "But then his red whiskers, " rejoined the women, tired of the uniformityof thick black heads of hair; "what a warmth of coloring they impart tohis face; and then only look how beautifully bushy they make his cheeksappear!" La Fosseuse and the court of the ...Queen of Navarre were not more smittenwith the Sieur de Croix's jolly pair of whiskers.
The hawk's eye of Turpin ranged over the whole assemblage. Amidst thatthrong of dark faces there was not one familiar to him.
Before him stood the upright man, Zoroaster--so was he called--, asturdy, stalwart rogue, whose superior strength and stature--as has notunfrequently been the case in the infancy of governments that have risento more importance than is likely to be the case with that of LesserEgypt--had been the means of his elevation to his present dignifiedposition.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"A thousand pities!" cried the men, compassionating his thinly coveredskull, and twisting their own ringlets, glossy and luxuriant, thoughunconscious of Macassar. "A thousand pities that so fine a fellow shouldhave a sconce like a cocoanut!" "But then his red whiskers, " rejoined the women, tired of the uniformityof thick black heads of hair; "what a warmth of coloring they impart tohis face; and then only look how beautifully bushy they make his cheeksappear!" La Fosseuse and the court of the ...Queen of Navarre were not more smittenwith the Sieur de Croix's jolly pair of whiskers.
The hawk's eye of Turpin ranged over the whole assemblage. Amidst thatthrong of dark faces there was not one familiar to him.
Before him stood the upright man, Zoroaster--so was he called--, asturdy, stalwart rogue, whose superior strength and stature--as has notunfrequently been the case in the infancy of governments that have risento more importance than is likely to be the case with that of LesserEgypt--had been the means of his elevation to his present dignifiedposition.
What to read after Rookwood?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ainsworth William Harrison to read onlineMoreLess
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