Rowland Bradshaw His Struggles And Adventures On the Way to Fame
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I thought and turned everything over and over again, and though my father was most solicitous to divert me from my sad bodings, still I was only the more anxious for the spot in which this strange affair was stated to have taken place. We at first thought of travelling by the usual packet down the Rhone, but it not sailing until the next day, by my wish we posted it, and then, for the first time, I bethought me as to how the newspaper, which contained the strange information, had come to my fat...her's hand, as I recollected seeing the paragraph marked at the top and bottom, as though particular attention were wished to be called to it.
He then confessed it was that which had much added to the mystery, for that it had been sent to him at the office of the works he was superintending ; marked as I had seen it. This then left no doubt on my mind, that the whole was in some way connected with the other strange circumstances that I have related.
It was close upon the evening of the second day that we arrived at the precints of the monastery, the road to it was dismal, in some places fearfully so ; and we had to be taken through a regular pass on mules or asses ; the greater part of the convent had long been in ruins, and being further mutilated, robbed, and finally sold at the revolution, it had no revenue but what had been bequeathed to it of late by pious laymen, and a few Jesuits, who, enthusiastic of its former \irtues and renown, had passed the rest of their holy days within its cloisters.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I thought and turned everything over and over again, and though my father was most solicitous to divert me from my sad bodings, still I was only the more anxious for the spot in which this strange affair was stated to have taken place. We at first thought of travelling by the usual packet down the Rhone, but it not sailing until the next day, by my wish we posted it, and then, for the first time, I bethought me as to how the newspaper, which contained the strange information, had come to my fat...her's hand, as I recollected seeing the paragraph marked at the top and bottom, as though particular attention were wished to be called to it.
He then confessed it was that which had much added to the mystery, for that it had been sent to him at the office of the works he was superintending ; marked as I had seen it. This then left no doubt on my mind, that the whole was in some way connected with the other strange circumstances that I have related.
It was close upon the evening of the second day that we arrived at the precints of the monastery, the road to it was dismal, in some places fearfully so ; and we had to be taken through a regular pass on mules or asses ; the greater part of the convent had long been in ruins, and being further mutilated, robbed, and finally sold at the revolution, it had no revenue but what had been bequeathed to it of late by pious laymen, and a few Jesuits, who, enthusiastic of its former \irtues and renown, had passed the rest of their holy days within its cloisters.
What to read after Rowland Bradshaw His Struggles And Adventures On the Way to Fame?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hall, Thomas, 1687-1762 to read onlineMoreLess
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