Stradella
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For the rest, Grattacacio continued, they were gentlemen ofexquisite taste and most fastidious in their eating and drinking. Burgundy was their favourite wine, and they could not drink Frenchclaret if it was more than twelve or less than eight years old. Theyabhorred the sweet Malmsey which the Tuscans were so fond of, but ifthere was any old Oporto in the cellar they were connoisseurs and couldappreciate it.
The landlord received them with all the respect due to such a noble pairof epicures, a...nd long before they arrived preparations were making inthe kitchen to cook them a dinner worthy of their refined taste andportentous appetites.
So far as their other pretensions went, they had really seen someservice in the French Army, but their highest title to distinction wasthat they had narrowly escaped being hanged for selling information tothe Dutch, and as soon as they had fled it was discovered that they hadtaken with them all the loose gold in the regimental chest, and the twofleetest horses in the Field-Marshal's stable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For the rest, Grattacacio continued, they were gentlemen ofexquisite taste and most fastidious in their eating and drinking. Burgundy was their favourite wine, and they could not drink Frenchclaret if it was more than twelve or less than eight years old. Theyabhorred the sweet Malmsey which the Tuscans were so fond of, but ifthere was any old Oporto in the cellar they were connoisseurs and couldappreciate it.
The landlord received them with all the respect due to such a noble pairof epicures, a...nd long before they arrived preparations were making inthe kitchen to cook them a dinner worthy of their refined taste andportentous appetites.
So far as their other pretensions went, they had really seen someservice in the French Army, but their highest title to distinction wasthat they had narrowly escaped being hanged for selling information tothe Dutch, and as soon as they had fled it was discovered that they hadtaken with them all the loose gold in the regimental chest, and the twofleetest horses in the Field-Marshal's stable.
What to read after Stradella?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Crawford Francis Marion to read onlineMoreLess
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