The Bible in Spain Or the Journeys Adventures And Imprisonments of An Engli
The Bible in Spain Or the Journeys Adventures And Imprisonments of An Engli
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The pony followedclose at the back of the guide, so near, indeed, that its nosealmost touched his shoulder. The country grew wilder and wilder, and since we had passed a water mill, we had lost all trace ofhuman habitation. The mill stood at the bottom of a valley shadedby large trees, and its wheels were turning with a dismal andmonotonous noise. "Do you think we shall reach Corcuvion to-night?" said I to the guide, as we emerged from this valley to asavage moor, which appeared of almost bound...less extent.
Guide. --I do not, I do not. We shall in no manner reach Corcuvionto-night, and I by no means like the appearance of this moor. Thesun is rapidly sinking, and then, if there come on a haze, we shallmeet the Estadea.
Myself. --What do you mean by the Estadea?
Guide. --What do I mean by the Estadea? My master asks me what Imean by the Estadinha. {17} I have met the Estadinha but once, andit was upon a moor something like this. I was in company withseveral women, and a thick haze came on, and suddenly a thousandlights shone above our heads in the haze, and there was a wild cry, and the women fell to the ground screaming Estadea!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The pony followedclose at the back of the guide, so near, indeed, that its nosealmost touched his shoulder. The country grew wilder and wilder, and since we had passed a water mill, we had lost all trace ofhuman habitation. The mill stood at the bottom of a valley shadedby large trees, and its wheels were turning with a dismal andmonotonous noise. "Do you think we shall reach Corcuvion to-night?" said I to the guide, as we emerged from this valley to asavage moor, which appeared of almost bound...less extent.
Guide. --I do not, I do not. We shall in no manner reach Corcuvionto-night, and I by no means like the appearance of this moor. Thesun is rapidly sinking, and then, if there come on a haze, we shallmeet the Estadea.
Myself. --What do you mean by the Estadea?
Guide. --What do I mean by the Estadea? My master asks me what Imean by the Estadinha. {17} I have met the Estadinha but once, andit was upon a moor something like this. I was in company withseveral women, and a thick haze came on, and suddenly a thousandlights shone above our heads in the haze, and there was a wild cry, and the women fell to the ground screaming Estadea!
What to read after The Bible in Spain Or the Journeys Adventures And Imprisonments of An Engli?
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