Selections From Sidney Lanier, Prose And Verse, With An Introduction And Notes
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Then the king kissed his bride, and was very happy.
125 But the grand vizier, having communicated these PROSE 121 instructions to his colleagues of the cabinet — namely, the postmaster-general, the praetor, the sachem, and the three Scribes-and-Pharisees — ^pro- ceeded to his own home, and consulted his wife, whose advice he was accustomed to follow with the i30 utmost faithfulness. After thinking steadily for two days and nights, on the morning of the third day the grand vizier's wife advised ...him to pluck out his beard, to tear up his garments, and to make his will; declaring that she could not, upon the most mature 135 deliberation, conceive of any course more appropri- ate to the circumstances.
The grand vizier was in the act of separating his last pair of bag-trousers into very mmute strips indeed, when a knocking at the door arrested his i40 hand, and in a moment afterward the footman ushered in a young man of very sickly complexion, attired in the seediest possible manner. The grand vizier immediately recognized him as a person well known about Nimporte for a sort of loafer, given to 145 mooning about the clover-fields, and to meditating upon things in general, but not commonly regarded as ever likely to set a river on fire.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then the king kissed his bride, and was very happy.
125 But the grand vizier, having communicated these PROSE 121 instructions to his colleagues of the cabinet — namely, the postmaster-general, the praetor, the sachem, and the three Scribes-and-Pharisees — ^pro- ceeded to his own home, and consulted his wife, whose advice he was accustomed to follow with the i30 utmost faithfulness. After thinking steadily for two days and nights, on the morning of the third day the grand vizier's wife advised ...him to pluck out his beard, to tear up his garments, and to make his will; declaring that she could not, upon the most mature 135 deliberation, conceive of any course more appropri- ate to the circumstances.
The grand vizier was in the act of separating his last pair of bag-trousers into very mmute strips indeed, when a knocking at the door arrested his i40 hand, and in a moment afterward the footman ushered in a young man of very sickly complexion, attired in the seediest possible manner. The grand vizier immediately recognized him as a person well known about Nimporte for a sort of loafer, given to 145 mooning about the clover-fields, and to meditating upon things in general, but not commonly regarded as ever likely to set a river on fire.
What to read after Selections From Sidney Lanier, Prose And Verse, With An Introduction And Notes?
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