The Longest Journey
The Longest Journey
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On such a morning she would have liked to drive, but her third animal had gone lame. She feared, too, that Miss Pembroke was going to bore her. However, they did go to the arbour. In languid tones she pointed out the various objects of interest.
"There's the Cad, which goes into the some- i 130 THE LONGEST JOURNEY.
thing, which goes into the Avon. Cadbury Rings opposite, Cadchurch to the extreme left: you can't see it. You were there last night. It is famous for the drunken parson and the railw...ay- station. Then Cad Dauntsey. Then Cadford, that side of the stream, connected with Cadover, this. Observe the fertility of the Wiltshire mind. " "A terrible lot of Cads, " said Agnes brightly.
Mrs Failing divided her guests into those who made this joke and those who did not. The latter class was very small.
"The vicar of Cadford — not the nice drunkard — declares the name is really 'Chadford, ' and he worried on till I put up a window to St Chad in our church. His wife pronounces it 'Hyadford.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On such a morning she would have liked to drive, but her third animal had gone lame. She feared, too, that Miss Pembroke was going to bore her. However, they did go to the arbour. In languid tones she pointed out the various objects of interest.
"There's the Cad, which goes into the some- i 130 THE LONGEST JOURNEY.
thing, which goes into the Avon. Cadbury Rings opposite, Cadchurch to the extreme left: you can't see it. You were there last night. It is famous for the drunken parson and the railw...ay- station. Then Cad Dauntsey. Then Cadford, that side of the stream, connected with Cadover, this. Observe the fertility of the Wiltshire mind. " "A terrible lot of Cads, " said Agnes brightly.
Mrs Failing divided her guests into those who made this joke and those who did not. The latter class was very small.
"The vicar of Cadford — not the nice drunkard — declares the name is really 'Chadford, ' and he worried on till I put up a window to St Chad in our church. His wife pronounces it 'Hyadford.
What to read after The Longest Journey?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Forster Edward Morgan to read onlineMoreLess
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