The Maids of Paradise; a Novel
The Maids of Paradise; a Novel
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Presently a blue-gray mass in mid-ocean caught my eye. It was the island of Groix, and between it and Point Paradise lay an ugly, naked, black shape, motionless, oozing, smoke from two stubby funnels — the cruiser Fer-de-Lance I So soUdly inert lay the iron- clad that it did not seem as if she had ever moved or ever could move; she looked like an imbedded ledge cropping up out of the sea.
Far across the hilly moorland the white semaphore glistened like a gull's wing — too far for me to see the ...balls and cones hoisted or the bright signals glimmer- ing along the halyards as I followed a trodden path winding south through the gorse. Then a dip in the moorland hid the semaphore and at the same moment 214 FRIENDS brought a house into full view — a, large, solid structure of dark stone, heavily Romanesque, walled in by an ancient buttressed bsurier, above which I could see the tree-tops of a fruit-garden.
The ChAteau de Tr&oiui was a fine eiuimple of the so called "fortified farm"; it had its moat, too, and crumbling wing-walls, pierced by loop-holes and over- hung with miniature battlements.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Presently a blue-gray mass in mid-ocean caught my eye. It was the island of Groix, and between it and Point Paradise lay an ugly, naked, black shape, motionless, oozing, smoke from two stubby funnels — the cruiser Fer-de-Lance I So soUdly inert lay the iron- clad that it did not seem as if she had ever moved or ever could move; she looked like an imbedded ledge cropping up out of the sea.
Far across the hilly moorland the white semaphore glistened like a gull's wing — too far for me to see the ...balls and cones hoisted or the bright signals glimmer- ing along the halyards as I followed a trodden path winding south through the gorse. Then a dip in the moorland hid the semaphore and at the same moment 214 FRIENDS brought a house into full view — a, large, solid structure of dark stone, heavily Romanesque, walled in by an ancient buttressed bsurier, above which I could see the tree-tops of a fruit-garden.
The ChAteau de Tr&oiui was a fine eiuimple of the so called "fortified farm"; it had its moat, too, and crumbling wing-walls, pierced by loop-holes and over- hung with miniature battlements.
What to read after The Maids of Paradise; a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chambers, Robert W. (Robert William), 1865-1933 to read onlineMoreLess
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