The South West volume 1
The South West volume 1
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" But it was a city composed of miniature palaces, and still more diminutive villas. The procession, after passing two-thirds of the way up the spacious walk, turned down one of the narrower alleys, where a new tomb, built on a line with the others, gaped wide to receive its destined inmate. The procession stopped. The coffin was let down from the shoulders of the bearers, and roll- ed on wooden cylinders into the tomb. The mourn- 156 THE STRANGERS GRAVE. Ers silently gathered around ; every he...ad vv^as bared ; and amid the deep silence that succeeded, the calm, clear, melancholy voice of the priest suddenly swell- ed upon the still evening air, in the plaintive chant of the last service for the dead. " Requiescat in pace !" was slowly chanted by the priest, — re- peated in subdued voices by the mourners, and echo- ing among the tombs, died away in the remotest recesses of the cemetery. The dead was surrendered to the companionship of the dead — the priest and mourners moved slowly away from the spot, and the silence of the still evening was only broken by the clinking of the care- less mason, as he proceeded to wall up the aperture in the tomb.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" But it was a city composed of miniature palaces, and still more diminutive villas. The procession, after passing two-thirds of the way up the spacious walk, turned down one of the narrower alleys, where a new tomb, built on a line with the others, gaped wide to receive its destined inmate. The procession stopped. The coffin was let down from the shoulders of the bearers, and roll- ed on wooden cylinders into the tomb. The mourn- 156 THE STRANGERS GRAVE. Ers silently gathered around ; every he...ad vv^as bared ; and amid the deep silence that succeeded, the calm, clear, melancholy voice of the priest suddenly swell- ed upon the still evening air, in the plaintive chant of the last service for the dead. " Requiescat in pace !" was slowly chanted by the priest, — re- peated in subdued voices by the mourners, and echo- ing among the tombs, died away in the remotest recesses of the cemetery. The dead was surrendered to the companionship of the dead — the priest and mourners moved slowly away from the spot, and the silence of the still evening was only broken by the clinking of the care- less mason, as he proceeded to wall up the aperture in the tomb.
What to read after The South West volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J H Joseph Holt Ingraham to read onlineMoreLess
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