The Christmas Box
The Christmas Box
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Jaques. This being illuminated with great taste, occasioned an agreeable surprise, and made us all ample amends for the danger and difficulty we had just before gone through. At one end was a representation, in miniature, of some of the principal forts in the Indies, with the fortifications, draw-bridges, &c. ; and cannons were planted, with a couple of soldiers to each, ready to fire. Sentinels were placed in different parts of the garrison, particularly before the go- vernor's house; and a re...giment of armed men was drawn up in another place, with their general in the front. The whole was made up of a kind of clay which the place affords, was ingeniously con- trived, and the light that was thrown upon it gave a very pretty effect. On the other side of this hall was a long table, set out with cold tongues, bread and butter, and some of the best Burgundy I ever drank. Now every thing was hilarity and mirth, and the danger we dreaded the moment before, was no longer thought of. In short, we were all in good spirits again, and proceeded on our journey about two miles farther, when our guides judged it prudent for us to ascend, as we were then got to the steps which lead up to the town.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jaques. This being illuminated with great taste, occasioned an agreeable surprise, and made us all ample amends for the danger and difficulty we had just before gone through. At one end was a representation, in miniature, of some of the principal forts in the Indies, with the fortifications, draw-bridges, &c. ; and cannons were planted, with a couple of soldiers to each, ready to fire. Sentinels were placed in different parts of the garrison, particularly before the go- vernor's house; and a re...giment of armed men was drawn up in another place, with their general in the front. The whole was made up of a kind of clay which the place affords, was ingeniously con- trived, and the light that was thrown upon it gave a very pretty effect. On the other side of this hall was a long table, set out with cold tongues, bread and butter, and some of the best Burgundy I ever drank. Now every thing was hilarity and mirth, and the danger we dreaded the moment before, was no longer thought of. In short, we were all in good spirits again, and proceeded on our journey about two miles farther, when our guides judged it prudent for us to ascend, as we were then got to the steps which lead up to the town.
What to read after The Christmas Box?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Church Ella Rodman to read onlineMoreLess
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