The Life of John Randolph of Roanoke 2
The Life of John Randolph of Roanoke 2
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Parish clerk and wife true English cottagers. Sunday school of clean, tine children. Bey. Mr. Williams, of Battlefield, preaches to a congregation of rustics a truly evangelical sermon. Church per- fectly clean ; rush mats to kneel on. How different from Chester cathedral. Only equipage a single "taxed cart." Mr. Williams preached at Effington in the evening. Returned the same road to Shrewsbury; ascended Lord Hill's column — most heavenly view.
Remember that I am now on the Severn, and turn to... Gray's Letters.
Leave the Lion, and my friend Bourne, the head waiter, and the truly respectable landlady, with regret I hope on all sides, and go on, with sleek, fine horses, and clean chaise, and obliging driver, to Iron- bridge, thirteen miles, where I changed chaise and horses, and cross- ing the Severn a second time, over the bridge of one arch, ascended a mountainous hill on the other side, through Madely market. These are the greatest iron works (Colebrooke Dale) in England. To Bridgeworth, seven miles, to sup and sleep.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Parish clerk and wife true English cottagers. Sunday school of clean, tine children. Bey. Mr. Williams, of Battlefield, preaches to a congregation of rustics a truly evangelical sermon. Church per- fectly clean ; rush mats to kneel on. How different from Chester cathedral. Only equipage a single "taxed cart." Mr. Williams preached at Effington in the evening. Returned the same road to Shrewsbury; ascended Lord Hill's column — most heavenly view.
Remember that I am now on the Severn, and turn to... Gray's Letters.
Leave the Lion, and my friend Bourne, the head waiter, and the truly respectable landlady, with regret I hope on all sides, and go on, with sleek, fine horses, and clean chaise, and obliging driver, to Iron- bridge, thirteen miles, where I changed chaise and horses, and cross- ing the Severn a second time, over the bridge of one arch, ascended a mountainous hill on the other side, through Madely market. These are the greatest iron works (Colebrooke Dale) in England. To Bridgeworth, seven miles, to sup and sleep.
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