The Mysteries of Udolpho
The Mysteries of Udolpho
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The appearance of the heavens alarmed the Countess and MademoiselleBearn, whose expressions of apprehension distressed the Count, andperplexed his men; while Blanche continued silent, now agitated withfear, and now with admiration, as she viewed the grandeur of the clouds, and their effect on the scenery, and listened to the long, long peals ofthunder, that rolled through the air.
The boat having reached the lawn before the monastery, the Count sent aservant to announce his arrival, and to entr...eat shelter of the Superior, who, soon after, appeared at the great gate, attended by severalmonks, while the servant returned with a message, expressive at once ofhospitality and pride, but of pride disguised in submission. The partyimmediately disembarked, and, having hastily crossed the lawn--for theshower was now heavy--were received at the gate by the Superior, who, asthey entered, stretched forth his hands and gave his blessing; and theypassed into the great hall, where the lady abbess waited, attended byseveral nuns, clothed, like herself, in black, and veiled in white.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The appearance of the heavens alarmed the Countess and MademoiselleBearn, whose expressions of apprehension distressed the Count, andperplexed his men; while Blanche continued silent, now agitated withfear, and now with admiration, as she viewed the grandeur of the clouds, and their effect on the scenery, and listened to the long, long peals ofthunder, that rolled through the air.
The boat having reached the lawn before the monastery, the Count sent aservant to announce his arrival, and to entr...eat shelter of the Superior, who, soon after, appeared at the great gate, attended by severalmonks, while the servant returned with a message, expressive at once ofhospitality and pride, but of pride disguised in submission. The partyimmediately disembarked, and, having hastily crossed the lawn--for theshower was now heavy--were received at the gate by the Superior, who, asthey entered, stretched forth his hands and gave his blessing; and theypassed into the great hall, where the lady abbess waited, attended byseveral nuns, clothed, like herself, in black, and veiled in white.
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