Stories of English And Foreign Life
Stories of English And Foreign Life
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He had again lost a home, a people, and friends, such as he did not hope to meet with again.
Some time afterwards he was found by one of the few of those who had known him before, and who gave him credit for being all that he was, in a rude hamlet amongst the hiUs of Durham. It was in the midst of a collier population. « He had again drawn roimd him a poor but zealous congre- gation, and was living Hke an old prophet in a sort of cham- ber on the wall.
At the end of a close court of houses, you... ascended by a ladder to his abode, and proceeding round to the other side of the dwelling, where the entrance was, it was found that the groimd there was the height of the second story, and that the old man's cottage faced into a garden which was bounded by high, wild uplands. Here, in one little room, the old man lived. There were his " Quarles," his " Milton," his " Herrick," and his bed. On a line in the garden hung his old thread-bare suit of black, which had been rubbed with some liquid which the poor know as a refresher to the dye, and it was now sweetening in the hill breezes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had again lost a home, a people, and friends, such as he did not hope to meet with again.
Some time afterwards he was found by one of the few of those who had known him before, and who gave him credit for being all that he was, in a rude hamlet amongst the hiUs of Durham. It was in the midst of a collier population. « He had again drawn roimd him a poor but zealous congre- gation, and was living Hke an old prophet in a sort of cham- ber on the wall.
At the end of a close court of houses, you... ascended by a ladder to his abode, and proceeding round to the other side of the dwelling, where the entrance was, it was found that the groimd there was the height of the second story, and that the old man's cottage faced into a garden which was bounded by high, wild uplands. Here, in one little room, the old man lived. There were his " Quarles," his " Milton," his " Herrick," and his bed. On a line in the garden hung his old thread-bare suit of black, which had been rubbed with some liquid which the poor know as a refresher to the dye, and it was now sweetening in the hill breezes.
What to read after Stories of English And Foreign Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Howitt, William, 1792-1879 to read onlineMoreLess
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