The Land of Cockayne volume 1
The Land of Cockayne volume 1
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He nobly threw handfuls 172 The Land of Cockayne of them to the people, laughing in his thick, white beard, forgetting he was old, wagging his head back in ferocious glee.
What a shout everywhere, from the streets and windows up to the pale evening sky! What a long shout of desire and enthusiasm! The whole popu- lation raised their hands and arms as if to seize the promised land. They cast themselves on the ground and kicked each other, so as to snatch a lottery ticket, with its conditional pro...mise of ten or two hundred lire. What joyous excitement among men, w r omen, boys, rich and poor, needy and contented! What an irresistible rush, that from holy fear respected the sorcerer's car; they made a triumph for him of glorious shouts from one end of the Toledo Road to the other! But when he had thrown ten thousand tickets to the crowd he disappeared, no one knew where or how.
That day, Dr. Antonio Amati met Margherita, the maid, on the staircase as she was going in, too, rather tired. Bruskly, as if he would have pre- ferred not to speak, perhaps, he asked her: "How is your mistress?" "She is better, " the old domestic said in a low voice.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He nobly threw handfuls 172 The Land of Cockayne of them to the people, laughing in his thick, white beard, forgetting he was old, wagging his head back in ferocious glee.
What a shout everywhere, from the streets and windows up to the pale evening sky! What a long shout of desire and enthusiasm! The whole popu- lation raised their hands and arms as if to seize the promised land. They cast themselves on the ground and kicked each other, so as to snatch a lottery ticket, with its conditional pro...mise of ten or two hundred lire. What joyous excitement among men, w r omen, boys, rich and poor, needy and contented! What an irresistible rush, that from holy fear respected the sorcerer's car; they made a triumph for him of glorious shouts from one end of the Toledo Road to the other! But when he had thrown ten thousand tickets to the crowd he disappeared, no one knew where or how.
That day, Dr. Antonio Amati met Margherita, the maid, on the staircase as she was going in, too, rather tired. Bruskly, as if he would have pre- ferred not to speak, perhaps, he asked her: "How is your mistress?" "She is better, " the old domestic said in a low voice.
What to read after The Land of Cockayne volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Matilde Serao to read onlineMoreLess
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