The American Lounger;
The American Lounger;
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71 aspect, and hideous form, who, in a vast, black cavern under Old Cro'nest made his abode, growling and grumbling if the thunder chapced to break his after- dinner nap, and shake his house. There was a gnome, to mortal eyes invisible, but whom Erlin saw in all her fearful power; in whose awful form beauty and hkleousness were strangely blended, whose eyes were lamps, whose limbs were writhing serpents, whose wings were like a bat's, whose face and bosom sur- passed in loveliness the loveliest... of mortals. There is a single grotto beneath the cliff in Kosciusco's gar- den, now hid from human eye; that was her abode.
There was a kelpie, with a human head, and breast, shaggy and hideous, and clothed with hair; in size he was a leviathan, tie hauuted the rocks and beach of Kelpie Cove, and lived in caves beneath the water.
"There was a giant, of enormous stature; along black beard and a fierce mustache, made his wild as- pect still more fierce. He leaned upon a sapling, torn up by the roots, which served him both for staff and weapon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
71 aspect, and hideous form, who, in a vast, black cavern under Old Cro'nest made his abode, growling and grumbling if the thunder chapced to break his after- dinner nap, and shake his house. There was a gnome, to mortal eyes invisible, but whom Erlin saw in all her fearful power; in whose awful form beauty and hkleousness were strangely blended, whose eyes were lamps, whose limbs were writhing serpents, whose wings were like a bat's, whose face and bosom sur- passed in loveliness the loveliest... of mortals. There is a single grotto beneath the cliff in Kosciusco's gar- den, now hid from human eye; that was her abode.
There was a kelpie, with a human head, and breast, shaggy and hideous, and clothed with hair; in size he was a leviathan, tie hauuted the rocks and beach of Kelpie Cove, and lived in caves beneath the water.
"There was a giant, of enormous stature; along black beard and a fierce mustache, made his wild as- pect still more fierce. He leaned upon a sapling, torn up by the roots, which served him both for staff and weapon.
What to read after The American Lounger;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J H Joseph Holt Ingraham to read onlineMoreLess
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