The Early Life of Samuel Rogers
The Early Life of Samuel Rogers
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The air mild and pleasant as October, but cloudy. The country soon improved with some rich distances, and 132 EARLY LIFE OF SAMUEL ROGERS.
villages everywhere on the horizon, but was still open and flat on the foreground and intersected with roads planted on each side with trees in straight lines. The ground almost all tillage, and the farmers at the plough ; a single man guides it. It is drawn by two horses abreast, and no other man attends with a whip, as in England. Our post-boy had ruffles ...and earrings, and drove as fast as in England. Kecollect that in the Paris houses there are no passages, but that we always passed through the eating parlor in our way to the drawing- room. Saw frequently two smiths shoeing^ one horse. At Senlis, where are two or three old collegiate churches, we walked along a pleasant promenade that runs beside the town and saw near twenty women washing clothes in the little river Nonette, and beating them with a wooden trowel. From thence passed through the Prince de Conde's woods, being now near Chantilly, along a serpen- tine road to Pont St.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The air mild and pleasant as October, but cloudy. The country soon improved with some rich distances, and 132 EARLY LIFE OF SAMUEL ROGERS.
villages everywhere on the horizon, but was still open and flat on the foreground and intersected with roads planted on each side with trees in straight lines. The ground almost all tillage, and the farmers at the plough ; a single man guides it. It is drawn by two horses abreast, and no other man attends with a whip, as in England. Our post-boy had ruffles ...and earrings, and drove as fast as in England. Kecollect that in the Paris houses there are no passages, but that we always passed through the eating parlor in our way to the drawing- room. Saw frequently two smiths shoeing^ one horse. At Senlis, where are two or three old collegiate churches, we walked along a pleasant promenade that runs beside the town and saw near twenty women washing clothes in the little river Nonette, and beating them with a wooden trowel. From thence passed through the Prince de Conde's woods, being now near Chantilly, along a serpen- tine road to Pont St.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by P W Peter William Clayden to read onlineMoreLess
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