Sir Roger De Coverley, And Other Literary Pieces
Sir Roger De Coverley, And Other Literary Pieces
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With a heavy heart Cowper took leave of Hayley, with a heavy heart he bade farewell to Tom at the foot of the chalk hill ; but soon after his troubles gushed from his eyes, and then he was 178 WILLIAM COWPKR better. They spent four days on the return journey, for it had been agreed that they should dine one day with the poet's kinsman, General Cowper, and for that purpose it was necessary that they should pass a night at Kingston, near which the General lived. Cowper looked forward to the visit... with great trepidation of spirits ; hut it passed off well, the two old friends parted, never to meet again, and Cowper and Mrs. Unwin returned more cheerfullv in the dark to Kingston. That night thev rested well, and next morning soon after eight set off for London, which Cowper was to look upon also for the last time. At ten in the morning they arrived at Mr. Rose's door in Chancery Lane, drank chocolate with him, and proceeded on their journey, Mr. Rose riding with them as far as St. Albans.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With a heavy heart Cowper took leave of Hayley, with a heavy heart he bade farewell to Tom at the foot of the chalk hill ; but soon after his troubles gushed from his eyes, and then he was 178 WILLIAM COWPKR better. They spent four days on the return journey, for it had been agreed that they should dine one day with the poet's kinsman, General Cowper, and for that purpose it was necessary that they should pass a night at Kingston, near which the General lived. Cowper looked forward to the visit... with great trepidation of spirits ; hut it passed off well, the two old friends parted, never to meet again, and Cowper and Mrs. Unwin returned more cheerfullv in the dark to Kingston. That night thev rested well, and next morning soon after eight set off for London, which Cowper was to look upon also for the last time. At ten in the morning they arrived at Mr. Rose's door in Chancery Lane, drank chocolate with him, and proceeded on their journey, Mr. Rose riding with them as far as St. Albans.
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