The Complete Writings of Nathaniel Hawthorne 20
The Complete Writings of Nathaniel Hawthorne 20
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I have no doubt that I missed seeing many things more interesting than the few that I saw. Our journey to Lon- don was without any remarkable incident, and at the Waterloo station we found one of Mr.
Bennoch's clerks, under whose guidance we took 194 1856] TO BLACKHEATH two cabs for the East Kent station at London Bridge, and there railed to Blackheath, where we arrived in the afternoon.
On Thursday I went into London by one of the morning trains, and wandered about all day, — visiting the Exhi...bition of the Royal Acad- emy, and Westminster Abbey and St. Paul's, the two latter of which I have already written about in former journals. On Friday, Sophia, Julian, and I walked over the heath, and through the Park to Greenwich, and spent some hours in the Hospital. The painted hall struck me much more than at my first view of it ; it is very beautiful indeed, and the effect of its fres- coed ceiling most rich and magnificent, the as- semblage of glowing hues producing a general result of splendor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I have no doubt that I missed seeing many things more interesting than the few that I saw. Our journey to Lon- don was without any remarkable incident, and at the Waterloo station we found one of Mr.
Bennoch's clerks, under whose guidance we took 194 1856] TO BLACKHEATH two cabs for the East Kent station at London Bridge, and there railed to Blackheath, where we arrived in the afternoon.
On Thursday I went into London by one of the morning trains, and wandered about all day, — visiting the Exhi...bition of the Royal Acad- emy, and Westminster Abbey and St. Paul's, the two latter of which I have already written about in former journals. On Friday, Sophia, Julian, and I walked over the heath, and through the Park to Greenwich, and spent some hours in the Hospital. The painted hall struck me much more than at my first view of it ; it is very beautiful indeed, and the effect of its fres- coed ceiling most rich and magnificent, the as- semblage of glowing hues producing a general result of splendor.
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