The Red Knight a Romance
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'It is the old story. Bread. To think that one should be excited about such a thing as bread ! What times ! They go down to the harbour to greet the grain ships that are now arriving from America. Father Massa has not done so badly ! ' It was a curious moment : the well-dressed group on the terrace standing almost in silence : the jangle of the trams hushed by the road's obstruction : the crowd approaching with a rhythmical rumour. It is the nature of Southern peoples, as Bryden knew, to expres...s popular emotion by walking the streets in procession with banners waving and the singing of hymns. But this procession was dumb. No sound came from it but that of a myriad slowly-dragging feet. _ They passed in their thousands, voiceless, clogged, without enthusiasm, expressing to Bryden the depth of misery into which the Pergusan populace had sunk.
It came to him, observant though he had been, as a revelation. On the surface of the city's life, in streets made gay by perpetual sunshine and by the brightly- coloured piles of fruit and vegetables on the hawkers' barrows, the inner darkness of Pergusa did not appear.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'It is the old story. Bread. To think that one should be excited about such a thing as bread ! What times ! They go down to the harbour to greet the grain ships that are now arriving from America. Father Massa has not done so badly ! ' It was a curious moment : the well-dressed group on the terrace standing almost in silence : the jangle of the trams hushed by the road's obstruction : the crowd approaching with a rhythmical rumour. It is the nature of Southern peoples, as Bryden knew, to expres...s popular emotion by walking the streets in procession with banners waving and the singing of hymns. But this procession was dumb. No sound came from it but that of a myriad slowly-dragging feet. _ They passed in their thousands, voiceless, clogged, without enthusiasm, expressing to Bryden the depth of misery into which the Pergusan populace had sunk.
It came to him, observant though he had been, as a revelation. On the surface of the city's life, in streets made gay by perpetual sunshine and by the brightly- coloured piles of fruit and vegetables on the hawkers' barrows, the inner darkness of Pergusa did not appear.
What to read after The Red Knight a Romance?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Young Francis Brett to read onlineMoreLess
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