The Life of John Locke volume 1
The Life of John Locke volume 1
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There go out this year twenty-six galleys. The quay is handsome, and full of people walking, especially in the evening, when the best com- pany meet. Round about the town is a valley encom- passed with high hills, or rather rocks, and a vast number of httle country houses, which stand within a bow-shot one of another, some say near twenty thousand in number. They have little plots of ground walled in about them, filled with vines and fruit trees, olive trees, artichokes and corn in most of them.... " ^ From Marseilles he went to Toulon, through gardens full of orange trees in full bloom and myrtles, which charmed him more than the basin, the finest in the world, in which there rode the Boyal Louis and the Dauphin and other great ships of the French na^^. Orange groves again delighted him as he passed on the same day, the 3rd of April, from Toulon to Hyeres. ^* These gardens form the most delightful wood I had ever seen. There are little rivulets of water conveyed through it to water the trees in summer, without which there would be little fruit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There go out this year twenty-six galleys. The quay is handsome, and full of people walking, especially in the evening, when the best com- pany meet. Round about the town is a valley encom- passed with high hills, or rather rocks, and a vast number of httle country houses, which stand within a bow-shot one of another, some say near twenty thousand in number. They have little plots of ground walled in about them, filled with vines and fruit trees, olive trees, artichokes and corn in most of them.... " ^ From Marseilles he went to Toulon, through gardens full of orange trees in full bloom and myrtles, which charmed him more than the basin, the finest in the world, in which there rode the Boyal Louis and the Dauphin and other great ships of the French na^^. Orange groves again delighted him as he passed on the same day, the 3rd of April, from Toulon to Hyeres. ^* These gardens form the most delightful wood I had ever seen. There are little rivulets of water conveyed through it to water the trees in summer, without which there would be little fruit.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bourne Henry Richard Fox to read onlineMoreLess
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