The book of Christmas
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motion is to be inferred from the breathless haste of the turkey of which our artist has here given us a sketch, in its pursuit of the coach which has started for London without it. The picture is evidently a portrait. There is an air of verisimilitude in the eager features, and about the action altogether, of the bird, which stamps it genuine. In its anxiety it has come off without even waiting to be killed ; and at the rate after which it appears to be travel- Too LATE FOR THE COACH.
ling, is..., we think, likely enough to come up with a heavily laden coach. We hope, however, that it is not in pursuit of the particular coach which we have seen on its way to the " Swan with two Necks, " because we verily believe there is no room on that conveyance for a single additional turkey, even if it should succeed in overtaking it.
One of the most striking signs of the season, and BRINGING HOME CHRISTMAS. Page 173.
SIGNS OF THE SEASON. 173 which meets the eye in all directions, is that which arises out of the ancient and still familiar practice of adorning our houses and churches with ever- greens during the continuance of this festival.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
motion is to be inferred from the breathless haste of the turkey of which our artist has here given us a sketch, in its pursuit of the coach which has started for London without it. The picture is evidently a portrait. There is an air of verisimilitude in the eager features, and about the action altogether, of the bird, which stamps it genuine. In its anxiety it has come off without even waiting to be killed ; and at the rate after which it appears to be travel- Too LATE FOR THE COACH.
ling, is..., we think, likely enough to come up with a heavily laden coach. We hope, however, that it is not in pursuit of the particular coach which we have seen on its way to the " Swan with two Necks, " because we verily believe there is no room on that conveyance for a single additional turkey, even if it should succeed in overtaking it.
One of the most striking signs of the season, and BRINGING HOME CHRISTMAS. Page 173.
SIGNS OF THE SEASON. 173 which meets the eye in all directions, is that which arises out of the ancient and still familiar practice of adorning our houses and churches with ever- greens during the continuance of this festival.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Kibble Hervey to read onlineMoreLess
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