The Thames
The Thames
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Fourpence to the Master of the Game 22 THE THAMES for his fee, and his dinner and supper free on the Upping Days".
These regulations show that the institution of swans on the Thames is a very ancient one, and the graceful, bad-tempered birds themselves add much to the beauty of the river.
The swan with arched neck Between her white wings mantling 1, proudly rows Her state with oary feet.
Milton.
To light upon another subject. There is in the boating alone enough to occupy many volumes. We might... start from the solid punt, furnished with chairs, and shoved out into midstream by three sober snuff- coloured gentlemen; there anchored by its own poles, while the three sit on their chairs in midstream, regardless of the obstruction they form to quicker nimbler mortals, fishing, or rather holding rods, as immovable as themselves, the livelong day. The punt plays such a small part in the whole proceeding, it might well fall outside the boating classification altogether a mud island would do as well.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fourpence to the Master of the Game 22 THE THAMES for his fee, and his dinner and supper free on the Upping Days".
These regulations show that the institution of swans on the Thames is a very ancient one, and the graceful, bad-tempered birds themselves add much to the beauty of the river.
The swan with arched neck Between her white wings mantling 1, proudly rows Her state with oary feet.
Milton.
To light upon another subject. There is in the boating alone enough to occupy many volumes. We might... start from the solid punt, furnished with chairs, and shoved out into midstream by three sober snuff- coloured gentlemen; there anchored by its own poles, while the three sit on their chairs in midstream, regardless of the obstruction they form to quicker nimbler mortals, fishing, or rather holding rods, as immovable as themselves, the livelong day. The punt plays such a small part in the whole proceeding, it might well fall outside the boating classification altogether a mud island would do as well.
What to read after The Thames?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G E Geraldine Edith Mitton to read onlineMoreLess
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