The Knight of St. John, a Romance 2
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JOHN.
the Palazzo Doria; and when he got there, the morning was just dawned.
Those magnificent gardens, always open to the public, were filled with multi- tudes: where the fountains spouted wine, or the groves were transiently illuminated by a burst of fire- works, there poured the tide of idlers; so that Cesario found some unobstructed paths to reach the house.
In one of these, (a mossy alley, actu- ally roofed with evergreens,) he encoun- tered the very man he sought. Doria had withdrawn from... the giddy crowd, to refresh himself with the dewy breathings of morn: his surprise at sight of Ce- sario was only equalled by the other's joy.
Their first few questions mutually an- swered, Doria prepared to relieve the anxiety of his young friend. Having led him into a little Gothic oratory, buried among the trees, therefore not Hkely to THE KNIGHT OF ST. JOHX. iQj attract intruders, he began his important communication.
The prince related what he had to tell, without preface or remark ; leaving characters to develope themselves by their actions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
JOHN.
the Palazzo Doria; and when he got there, the morning was just dawned.
Those magnificent gardens, always open to the public, were filled with multi- tudes: where the fountains spouted wine, or the groves were transiently illuminated by a burst of fire- works, there poured the tide of idlers; so that Cesario found some unobstructed paths to reach the house.
In one of these, (a mossy alley, actu- ally roofed with evergreens,) he encoun- tered the very man he sought. Doria had withdrawn from... the giddy crowd, to refresh himself with the dewy breathings of morn: his surprise at sight of Ce- sario was only equalled by the other's joy.
Their first few questions mutually an- swered, Doria prepared to relieve the anxiety of his young friend. Having led him into a little Gothic oratory, buried among the trees, therefore not Hkely to THE KNIGHT OF ST. JOHX. iQj attract intruders, he began his important communication.
The prince related what he had to tell, without preface or remark ; leaving characters to develope themselves by their actions.
What to read after The Knight of St. John, a Romance 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anna Maria Porter to read onlineMoreLess
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