Saragossa a Story of Spanish Valor
Saragossa a Story of Spanish Valor
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Some heroic women set an example, throwing themselves into danger, guns in hand. A dreadful day, whose frightful roar re- sounds ever in the ears of him who was present ! Its remembrance pursues him, an unescaped nightmare, through his whole life. He who did not see these horrors, who did not hear the noise of that shouting, knows not with what expression the depths of the horrible may 239 / Saragossa be uttered to human feeling. Do not tell me that you have seen the crater of a vol- cano in th...e most violent eruption ; or a great tempest in the open ocean when the ship, tossed to heaven on a mountain of waterfalls, descends next to a giddy depth, — do not tell me you have seen these things, for they are nothing at all like the volcanoes and tempests of man when his passions urge him to out-rival the dis- orders in Nature.
It was difficult to hold us back, and not being able to do much where we were, we descended to the street without noticing the officers who tried to hold us back. The com- bat had an irresistible attraction for us, and called us as the deep calls unto a man who looks down upon it from a cliff.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some heroic women set an example, throwing themselves into danger, guns in hand. A dreadful day, whose frightful roar re- sounds ever in the ears of him who was present ! Its remembrance pursues him, an unescaped nightmare, through his whole life. He who did not see these horrors, who did not hear the noise of that shouting, knows not with what expression the depths of the horrible may 239 / Saragossa be uttered to human feeling. Do not tell me that you have seen the crater of a vol- cano in th...e most violent eruption ; or a great tempest in the open ocean when the ship, tossed to heaven on a mountain of waterfalls, descends next to a giddy depth, — do not tell me you have seen these things, for they are nothing at all like the volcanoes and tempests of man when his passions urge him to out-rival the dis- orders in Nature.
It was difficult to hold us back, and not being able to do much where we were, we descended to the street without noticing the officers who tried to hold us back. The com- bat had an irresistible attraction for us, and called us as the deep calls unto a man who looks down upon it from a cliff.
What to read after Saragossa a Story of Spanish Valor?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benito Prez Galds to read onlineMoreLess
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