The History of Vanillo Gonzales Surnamed the Merry Batchelor volume 1
The History of Vanillo Gonzales Surnamed the Merry Batchelor volume 1
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One of the Genoefe, however, VANILLO GONZALES. Tij however, who was fond of the marvellous, and very defirous to converfe with the Ca- balift, afked the Landlord the place of his refidence.
" SIR, " replied the Landlord, " he re- cc fides in a cave about two miles from this " houfe, near the mountains, on the road to V CASTELLINA. " " GENTLEMEN, " replied the Genoefe, ' although I have little faith in necroman- " cy, I acknowledge I mould feel fome plea- 44 fure in vifiting this magician. " " I... HAVE no objection, " faid the other ; ** fuppofe we gratify our inclinations. " " AND I will bear you company, " ex- claimed Ij " for I would not have you con- '* ceive that I have no curiofity to fee fo fin- " gular a perfonage. '* WE accrdingly refolved to take a guide the enfuing morning to the cell of the magi- cian ; a refolution we did not fail to execute. After travelling for fome time through ma- ny devious ways, we arrived at a high and broken rock, at the foot of which we difco- vered the mouth of a cavern, clofely fecured by an enormous door, againft which we knocked *, 6 THE HI'S TO RY OK- v knocked loudly and- demanded entrance ; and, having waited for fometime In Glent ex- pe
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One of the Genoefe, however, VANILLO GONZALES. Tij however, who was fond of the marvellous, and very defirous to converfe with the Ca- balift, afked the Landlord the place of his refidence.
" SIR, " replied the Landlord, " he re- cc fides in a cave about two miles from this " houfe, near the mountains, on the road to V CASTELLINA. " " GENTLEMEN, " replied the Genoefe, ' although I have little faith in necroman- " cy, I acknowledge I mould feel fome plea- 44 fure in vifiting this magician. " " I... HAVE no objection, " faid the other ; ** fuppofe we gratify our inclinations. " " AND I will bear you company, " ex- claimed Ij " for I would not have you con- '* ceive that I have no curiofity to fee fo fin- " gular a perfonage. '* WE accrdingly refolved to take a guide the enfuing morning to the cell of the magi- cian ; a refolution we did not fail to execute. After travelling for fome time through ma- ny devious ways, we arrived at a high and broken rock, at the foot of which we difco- vered the mouth of a cavern, clofely fecured by an enormous door, againft which we knocked *, 6 THE HI'S TO RY OK- v knocked loudly and- demanded entrance ; and, having waited for fometime In Glent ex- pe
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