Selections From Bracebridge Hall
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It is a present from the Squire's friend. Sir Watkyn Williams WVnne; and is, no doubt, a descendant of some ancient line of Welsh princes of the air, that have long lorded it over their kingdom of clouds, from Wynnstay to the very summit of Snowden, or the brow of Penmanmawr.
Ever since the Squire received this invaluable pre- sent, he has been as impatient to sally forth and make proof of it, as was Don Quixote to assay his suit of ar- mor. There have been some demurs as to whether the bird wa...s in proper health and training ; but these have been overruled by the vehement desire to play with a new toy; and it has been determined, right or wrong, in season or out of season, to have a day's sport in hawking to-morrow.
The Hall, as usual, whenever the Squire is about to make some new sally on his hobby, is all agog with the thing. Miss Templeton, who is brought up in rev- erence for all her guardian's humors, has proposed to be of the party, and Lady Lillycraft has talked also of riding out to the scene of action and looking on.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is a present from the Squire's friend. Sir Watkyn Williams WVnne; and is, no doubt, a descendant of some ancient line of Welsh princes of the air, that have long lorded it over their kingdom of clouds, from Wynnstay to the very summit of Snowden, or the brow of Penmanmawr.
Ever since the Squire received this invaluable pre- sent, he has been as impatient to sally forth and make proof of it, as was Don Quixote to assay his suit of ar- mor. There have been some demurs as to whether the bird wa...s in proper health and training ; but these have been overruled by the vehement desire to play with a new toy; and it has been determined, right or wrong, in season or out of season, to have a day's sport in hawking to-morrow.
The Hall, as usual, whenever the Squire is about to make some new sally on his hobby, is all agog with the thing. Miss Templeton, who is brought up in rev- erence for all her guardian's humors, has proposed to be of the party, and Lady Lillycraft has talked also of riding out to the scene of action and looking on.
What to read after Selections From Bracebridge Hall?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Irving, Washington, 1783-1859 to read onlineMoreLess
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