Servia, Youngest Member of the European Family
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I knew him as well as any man can know anotherin a few days. He made a most favourable impression on me: it seems asit were but yesternight that I toasted him in a bumper, and wished himlong life, which, like many other wishes of mine, was not destined tobe fulfilled. How little we think of the frail plank that separates usfrom the ocean of eternity!" _Natchalnik_. "I was once, myself, very near the other world, havingentered as a volunteer in the Russian army that crossed the Balkan in1828. I ...burned a mosque in defiance of the orders of Marshal Diebitch;the consequence was that I was tried by a court-martial, and condemnedto be shot: but on putting in a petition, and stating that I had doneso through ignorance, and in accomplishment of a vow of vengeance, myfather and brother having been killed by the Turks in the war ofliberation, seven of our houses[15] having been burned at the sametime, Marshal Diebitch on reading the petition pardoned me. " The doctor of the place now entered; a very little man with a palecomplexion, and a black braided surtout.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I knew him as well as any man can know anotherin a few days. He made a most favourable impression on me: it seems asit were but yesternight that I toasted him in a bumper, and wished himlong life, which, like many other wishes of mine, was not destined tobe fulfilled. How little we think of the frail plank that separates usfrom the ocean of eternity!" _Natchalnik_. "I was once, myself, very near the other world, havingentered as a volunteer in the Russian army that crossed the Balkan in1828. I ...burned a mosque in defiance of the orders of Marshal Diebitch;the consequence was that I was tried by a court-martial, and condemnedto be shot: but on putting in a petition, and stating that I had doneso through ignorance, and in accomplishment of a vow of vengeance, myfather and brother having been killed by the Turks in the war ofliberation, seven of our houses[15] having been burned at the sametime, Marshal Diebitch on reading the petition pardoned me. " The doctor of the place now entered; a very little man with a palecomplexion, and a black braided surtout.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A a Andrew Archibald Paton to read onlineMoreLess
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