Stratford Upon Avon From the Sketch book of Washington Irving With Notes And
Stratford Upon Avon From the Sketch book of Washington Irving With Notes And
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His great hall was commonly strewed with marrowbones, and full of hawk perches, hounds, spaniels, and terriers. On a broad hearth, paved with brick, lay some of the choicest terriers, hounds and spaniels. " 86 STRA TFORD- UPON- A VON.
fancied to myself the rural potentate, surrounded by his body-guard of butler, pages, and blue- coated serving-men with their badges ; while the luckless culprit was brought in, forlorn and chapfallen, in the custody of gamekeepers, huntsmen, and whippers-in, and ...followed by a rabble rout of country clowns. I fancied bright faces of curious housemaids peeping from the half-opened doors ; while from the gallery the fair daughters of the Knight leaned gracefully forward, eyeing the youthful prisoner with that pity " that dwells in womanhood. " Who would have thought that this poor varlet, thus trem- bling before the brief authority of a country Squire, and the sport of rustic boors, was soon to become the delight of princes ; the theme of all tongues and ages ; the dictator to the human mind; and was to confer immortality on his oppressor by a caricature and a lampoon !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His great hall was commonly strewed with marrowbones, and full of hawk perches, hounds, spaniels, and terriers. On a broad hearth, paved with brick, lay some of the choicest terriers, hounds and spaniels. " 86 STRA TFORD- UPON- A VON.
fancied to myself the rural potentate, surrounded by his body-guard of butler, pages, and blue- coated serving-men with their badges ; while the luckless culprit was brought in, forlorn and chapfallen, in the custody of gamekeepers, huntsmen, and whippers-in, and ...followed by a rabble rout of country clowns. I fancied bright faces of curious housemaids peeping from the half-opened doors ; while from the gallery the fair daughters of the Knight leaned gracefully forward, eyeing the youthful prisoner with that pity " that dwells in womanhood. " Who would have thought that this poor varlet, thus trem- bling before the brief authority of a country Squire, and the sport of rustic boors, was soon to become the delight of princes ; the theme of all tongues and ages ; the dictator to the human mind; and was to confer immortality on his oppressor by a caricature and a lampoon !
What to read after Stratford Upon Avon From the Sketch book of Washington Irving With Notes And?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Savage Richard to read onlineMoreLess
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