Sketches of Leafy Warwickshire Rural And Urban
Sketches of Leafy Warwickshire Rural And Urban
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Why on earth the house was called " The Bull " is a mystery to me, and only the old Tory longing to keep up titles and institutions could, for a moment, justify its retention. Never have I been in so comfortable or so clean an inn, which was more worthy to be called " The Home Tavern " than "The Bull;" for I am certain that few houses in the village of Westerley could, in any way, compare with the prettiness, the At the Sign of the Bull 113 cleanliness, and the comfort of this little wayside in...n, with the black sign and the whitewashed front.
Indeed, the black sig-n, upon which was once depicted the figure of old Squire Brandon's red Durham bull, was the only- reproach upon the house, inside or out ; and the fact of it being suspended there so long in its begrimed state could only be accounted for by another fact — to wit, that Eliza Bunn prided herself on "not being all outside show, " as they were at "The George and Dragon " at Honington, but on giving little show outside and plenty of comfort inside.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Why on earth the house was called " The Bull " is a mystery to me, and only the old Tory longing to keep up titles and institutions could, for a moment, justify its retention. Never have I been in so comfortable or so clean an inn, which was more worthy to be called " The Home Tavern " than "The Bull;" for I am certain that few houses in the village of Westerley could, in any way, compare with the prettiness, the At the Sign of the Bull 113 cleanliness, and the comfort of this little wayside in...n, with the black sign and the whitewashed front.
Indeed, the black sig-n, upon which was once depicted the figure of old Squire Brandon's red Durham bull, was the only- reproach upon the house, inside or out ; and the fact of it being suspended there so long in its begrimed state could only be accounted for by another fact — to wit, that Eliza Bunn prided herself on "not being all outside show, " as they were at "The George and Dragon " at Honington, but on giving little show outside and plenty of comfort inside.
What to read after Sketches of Leafy Warwickshire Rural And Urban?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Morley to read onlineMoreLess
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